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Yea, this cage is good coz its got no cross bar.. so u can have passangers in the back.... :wave:

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still up for sale...

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Hi,

Anyone thinking the rollcage works with the backseats are completly lost (unoffensive)lol

I have the cusco roll cage in my series 1 r33 gtst and i had to get the rear seats retrimmed to make them properly fit offerwise they wont bolt back in regardless!!!! due to the seats having the metal frame that has to be cut to allow the rollcage to fit! (if you dont care how the back seats sit that fine but the cops will trust me i was extremely lucky to get away with a warning thats why ive gotten the seats trimmed

I have the rear cross bar that doesnt effect the seats!!

I can supply photos of mine in and also a friend of mine who races his

As my r33 is street driven u cannot affect the carry ablities of your vehicle or something like that on nsw rta site!! also the rollcage must not affect the sunvisors for STREET driving.

If you watch fast and furious you will see the yellow skyline with the cusco rollcage installed!!

Installing a rollcage is not a easy task as i have now installed 2 (mine/mates) at least a full day to strip all the interior!!!!

Not trying to hinder the sale just thought its best you know the right info!

If someelse has installed the cage differently please let me know!!!

If im wrong please correct me dont want to cause probs with any!

Thanks

Peter

hey dush how long you holding onto the cage for? untill it sells i guess?

If ur serious about it.. I'll hold on to it untill U sell ur motor.. PM me bloke.. we'll talk business :)

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