Roll Cage Construction Details and Certification

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LSXcalade Roll Cage + Interior Overview: NHRA 8.50 Cert With FULL Interior!

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What happens here

The creator proudly highlights that the roll cage, made of chromoly steel, spans 91 feet of tubing. He credits 'Nate Chesler of Kage Rage Fab' in Western Pennsylvania for building the cage, emphasizing Nate's collaboration with a local inspector to ensure the cage met all legal and safety standards. He also points out the NHRA certification sticker on one of the bars, confirming its compliance with racing regulations. He mentions that Nate found this particular cage to be the 'biggest pain in the ass' he's ever dealt with, illustrating the complexity of fitting a full cage into this type of vehicle.

Goal: Provide details on the roll cage's specifications and regulatory compliance.

Tools and materials

Chromoly Steel Tubing — Constructing the roll cage
NHRA Certification Sticker NHRA — Proof of compliance with racing safety standards

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is back in it this cage actually has 91 feet of tube in it I used chromoly I didn't built the cage Nathan Dressler cage rage fab did the cage he did a great job this is actually the only fabricated thing sounds nice the only fabricated thing in here that I didn't do myself I did all the engine bay stuff myself Nate knocked this out he said it was the biggest pain in the ass that he's ever dealt with and he never wants to do it again so really thank him for that cage you guys don't get any love but he he killed it with this I used the swing outs so I could take him out the free driving and ironically I have never done that yet it is certain see you right there it's my helmet Top Gun all my favorite movies

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