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G'day guys and girls!!

Iv been doing some research and iv been after a 6 point cage for my 33 but sourcing one down has become impossible!! sooo iv also heard that 180sx cages can be easily modified to fit into a r33!! Does anyone know if this is possible!!

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Assuming you want a 6 point bolt in cage?

You would be best off getting someone to fab one for you - I use Andrew @ Trackart http://www.trackart.com.au/ in Melbourne.

Brad @ Pro-fabrications on this forum would likely be across the dimensions needed for an R33.

Bond Roll Bars might do a pre-made bolt or weld in for R33.

If would personally go someone local to you so they can build it based on your car & requirements. Willall racing might be able to point you in the right direction to someone local to you.

I do r33 weld in and bolt in cages but not in "kit" forms.

If I have the vehicle I'll fabricate a cage to suit. Otherwise it becomes a nightmare with fitting issues, insurance issues if/when the vehicle is rolled and injury occurs, the problems outweigh the profit.

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