[Clix]

It does have a roll cage. However it was not installed properly, hence why the roof caved. The driver is safe though.

Source: http://racersweb.com/forums/ford/1534-must...n-only-one.html

[Mr. Chan]

This is almost as bad as cusco's bolt on roll cage.

[1love]

At least the rims are still good.

[terrorist]

At least the rims are still good.

and the taillights

[ZiGeNX77]

He's a lucky guy, weird as that sounds.

[Clix]

This is almost as bad as cusco's bolt on roll cage.

It really has nothing to do with the bolt on cage. If you look at the 3rd to last picture, you'll see the cage went right through the floorboard. The installation failed.

[Laxntiga]

Who ever put that cage in...... wow.

Funny it's a mustang >.>
Why didn't it transform and blast the tire wall?

[Mr. Chan]

It really has nothing to do with the bolt on cage. If you look at the 3rd to last picture, you'll see the cage went right through the floorboard. The installation failed.

You ever seen the Cusco bolt on cage and how crappy/dangerous it was?

[Clix]

You ever seen the Cusco bolt on cage and how crappy/dangerous it was?

Yes I have but the cage was not what failed here... You were saying this Autopower cage was as bad as a Cusco cage. But Cusco cages fail because they're poorly constructed/engineered. This failed because the installation was poorly done. I didn't think that was too hard to understand from what I wrote.

[Mr. Chan]

Yes, and I'm saying the fail which occurred is almost as bad as the cusco cage. Is it that hard for you to comprehend what I'm trying to get at?

[Clix]

Yes, and I'm saying the fail which occurred is almost as bad as the cusco cage. Is it that hard for you to comprehend what I'm trying to get at?

Then explain it to me, because apparently somewhere I don't understand how a roll cage that works almost fails like a cusco cage.

[azn akira]

Yes, and I'm saying the fail which occurred is almost as bad as the cusco cage. Is it that hard for you to comprehend what I'm trying to get at?

the cusco/safety 21 cage isnt the best but its not that bad. i've seen many pictures of accidents where the cage did its job just fine and not injuring the passengers...



seems that it works...i've also never heard of an injury caused by a cusco cage. now most of what i've heard comes from s2000 related stuff i dont know about their cages/bars for other models of cars.

would i put one in my car? no i wouldn't, i would get a custom cage made. but they arent complete crap

[charat]

no... thats why you dont buy and american car. wouldnt have happened with a nissan =]

[Mr. Chan]

Then explain it to me, because apparently somewhere I don't understand how a roll cage that works almost fails like a cusco cage.

Cusco making a crappy roll cage for a pretty expensive price = fail

Improper installation of roll cage = almost as fail as Cusco with their bright idea of a bolt on cage for an expensive price.

Get it?

You don't need to bust out science for this.

[[K]Jae]

Epic Fail...Ironic phrase on the rear..."Look better, Go faster"

[G4nismo]

he should have just stuck w/ straight line racin lol

:hide:

[weee: )]

lol the irony of the text on the car

[yoon001]

if i'm not mistaken the cusco cage and the safety 21 cage are made out of different materials.

[Lasthope05]

Haha. I dont understand how you guys can be arguing that it was the cages failure that caused the roof to crush. You guys need to look closely at the picture of the car fully over turned. Look at the main loop bar protruding out the bottem. Now look closely as you can see the the mounting plates are still on the main hoop bar. Clearly its the floor pan that failed and broke through and not so much the cage itself.

Now this could of been avoided if it was say a 10point with a halo.