Roll cage for 02 SI coupe?

[paulneartarga]

Anyone know who makes the roll cages for the Honda Challenge cars?

I'm wondering if its possible to buy a cage already bent?

[pigeon]

Are you looking for a full cage, or a roll bar like these: http://www.hadamotorsport.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1078

[paulneartarga]

Are you looking for a full cage, or a roll bar like these: http://www.hadamotorsport.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1078


I'm not allowed to open that page:(

Thinking of a full cage for Targa however.

[pigeon]

Oh so you're looking for a full cage. CSC racing makes cages for the Michelin cars, not sure if it meets the Targa spec, but you could check them out: http://www.cscracing.com/boltin.html

[paulneartarga]

That is the racing series I was thinking of.I didn't know they were bolt in however.I'll contact CSC and see if they will do a custom cage in "kit"form so it can be welded in.

Thanks.

[MilesM]

Ronnie O'brien has the reputation of building the best cages in the business. Builds them for the auto analyzer and durabond teams in our club amongst others. He's worth the wait since he's backed up for at least 6 months.

[TodF]

Ronnie O'brien has the reputation of building the best cages in the business. Builds them for the auto analyzer and durabond teams in our club amongst others. He's worth the wait since he's backed up for at least 6 months.


He also built our cages for our 8th gen Civic coupe & sedan as well as our Acura EL (which is basically the sedan version of the above mentioned coupe) so he is somewhat familiar with the car...

[BBQMAN]

Obviously Ronnie is the place to go in Ontario as we hear only good things about his work.
If you need an option near Montreal, Raentec Solutions builds Grand Am spec cages and is doing up a 08 Accord and 09 Civic as we speak.

I will try to link his work....

http://forums.montrealracing.com/showthread.php?t=601006

http://forums.montrealracing.com/showthread.php?t=609967

http://forums.montrealracing.com/showthread.php?t=601637

[AndrewW]

Luc's car looks awesome, he's doing very nice work there.

My s2k is at Ronnie's for it's cage, he offers great value and top level cagework.

our World Challenge IS300 cage is built by Auto Analyser Racing. I outsourced the S2k due to the large time requirements needed to build the cage that I don't have right now.

I would recommend either Luc or Ronnie for a top quality product.

Andrew

[AndrewW]

If you're looking for cage ideas, here is a build thread from our IS300 chassis.
http://my.is/forums/f96/aar-07-chassis-works-317378/

[Nabs]

I would definitely not go to CSC Racing for cage work. They did the cage in my civic a few years back it was pretty bad work.

Ronnie does the best work.

[TomL]

I would definitely not go to CSC Racing for cage work. They did the cage in my civic a few years back it was pretty bad work.

Ronnie does the best work.


I can confirm both of those points... :)

[MilesM]

I would definitely not go to CSC Racing for cage work. They did the cage in my civic a few years back it was pretty bad work.


^^ I've heard similar stories from other people as well but have no first hand experience.

[Maxi]

Ronnie is worth the wait. Sean, Anthony's race mechanic, also does really nice cage building from what I've seen and he's looking to do more cage fabrication work in the future. You'll find an example of his work on the CASC forum on Steve's SRT-4 and I can get you Sean's phone # if you want to give him a call.

[AnthonyR]

Thanks Dave,

Sean has been our Crew-Cheif for the past two years. He's just finished two cages for Kensai Racing. He has a great attention to detail and is a very good all-round mechanic/fabricator. His pricing is quite fair.

Send me a message if you want his phone number

[paulneartarga]

Thank you everyone,especially for the links and pictures.

My Civic is going to have to remain cageless for now.With the economy such as it is no new car,so the Civic has to remain a daily driver...for now.