Roll cage for Porsche 928

Jan 10, 2005 9 Replies
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hello Group,



Busy building (what do you have to do during those winter nights?) a Porsche



928 trackcar.

Chassis is nude, got at least 80 kg anti-rustprotection of it. The race series imposes a welded-in 6-points roll cage with diagonal and side protection.



It must also -and this is a killer :(- be FIA 2003 certified.



Does somebody know a company interested in and capable of such a task? Got a quote in Belgium but it seems as if the material for the cage is no kind of steel but solid gold.



I will transport the chassis to his workshop and collect it. On top it is a great excuses to come to the UK once again. ;-)



Cheers to everybody and best wishes for 2005!



Tom De Moor


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In news: snipped-for-privacy@news.telenet.be, Tom De Moor decided to enlighten our sheltered souls with a rant as follows

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HTH

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Nope, tried them. They don't make a rollcage for the 928. :-(

Tom De Moor

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There's a company called Custom Cages in the UK that could probably make you one. Don't have any contact details though.

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but they make something different :)

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Thx Homer and Abo, a mail is to Customcages. Keeping fingers crossed :)

Tom De Moor

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Try Martin Short ...

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Mart>hello Group,

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Thanks Jay. I tried to contact Martin on several occasions last week but did not receive any reply on mail and fax.

I have obtained a fair price from Car Diff Motorsport, Herr Peipelmann in Solingen Germany. 1250 Eur for the 6 point FIA cage with lateral protection (installed, welded), I will bring the chassis to his workshop on 22/1/05.

Too bad: it will be Wurst und Sauerkraut instead of English breakfast for me.

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Best regards and thanks for your advice.

Tom De Moor

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