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    #16
    Originally posted by JamesE30 View Post
    Actually PVC cages work very well, check out the thread some good info
    Originally posted by MR 325 View Post
    PVC is really the way to go, very lightweight.
    They flex with the car too, therefore reducing cracking of the cage. Also keeps the car together. Go over too bumpy of a road with too stiff of a car and you run the risk of ripping the car apart at the cage mounting points.
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      #17
      I would just buy some titties to put back there.
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        #18
        Originally posted by InuFaye View Post
        I would just buy some titties to put back there.


        Fake titties
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          #19
          Originally posted by FLG View Post
          Leave the seats if your not doing any kind of track driving and arent going to be running harnesses and fixed back seats. Theres plenty of room in the back of an e30 unless your friends are all obese.
          This, i've had a friend who is 6'4" in the back of my car.

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            #20
            I'm sorry, but you guys who say you fit your friends in the back of an e30, they must be midgets!!! My friends aren't fat by any means nor are they that tall. But having to sit at an angle in the back seat and head almost in the roof plus with my knees in the dash, It's not that comfortable of a car to pile your friends in and go places. I've seen more room in Ford Festivas...!

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              #21
              Others have disagreed with neon this on the past, but o stand by using only black PVC for roll cages. A 53% increase on strength is worth the 18% increase on weight.
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                #22
                damn.. I had no idea pvc was actually used.. and as far as fitting people in the backk.. not possible, im 6'2, and the seat is pretty much touching the rear seat. and just for the simple fact of not wanting to give kids rides ha.. this is more of a project car then my daily driver.

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                  #23
                  make sure you get the right glue, the purple stuff melts the cage together and is pretty nice.
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                    #24
                    Originally posted by JasonC View Post
                    I'm sorry, but you guys who say you fit your friends in the back of an e30, they must be midgets!!!
                    maybe my friends are friendlier with each other than your friends ;)
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                      #25
                      I'm 6' 3" and I hardly fit in the front of the damn car haha.


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                        #26
                        I sit all the way up, it creates a decent amount of room in the back.

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                          #27
                          Originally posted by you_mad_bro View Post
                          damn.. I had no idea pvc was actually used..

                          I'm actually just about to finish up my cage;





                          I was initially planning on using the std PVC glue, but apparently PlastiWeld -http://www.plastiweld.com/- is a much better option.
                          After all, strong joints = safer roll cage, and safety is the aim of the game.

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                            #28
                            home depot racing ftw i know what my weekend project is. good info here
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                              #29
                              Originally posted by FunfGan View Post
                              I'm 6' 3" and I hardly fit in the front of the damn car haha.
                              as am I, but I like to scoot my seat way the fuck up; call me crazy iono

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                                #30
                                Originally posted by 2man View Post
                                home depot racing ftw i know what my weekend project is. good info here
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