bolt in roll cage?

[Farley74]

does anyone make a bolt in roll cage for an 03 srt4 that doesnt completely eliminate use of the backseat?

[Bloo magoo]

I've seen custom ones that were ridiculously uncomfortable but the back seat was use able.
Lots of pads though, maybe check the fab section.

[96civicturbo]

x2 lmk if you find a nice cage

[blackbird_R/T]

If you install a cage in the rear half of the car you'll never be able to safely carry passengers back there again. The seatbelts are designed to stretch in a controller manner in a collision and all the foam padding in the world won't help if someone's head made contact with a bar. Even if it is only in the rear half of the car it's likely to also be dangerous to the front seat passengers too if you try to use the stock three-point seatbelts which can't prevent your upper body from sliding out to the side.

If you're looking at a cage for use at the track be very careful to read the rules and regulations as bolt-in cages aren't legal for many sanctioned racing series. To provide strength needed to make the cage useful it generally needs to be welded to plates attached to the unibody. Also don't try to cheap out or buy kits from non-reputable builders.

[Lav]

Found these from the magical world of google :

Autopower Bolt In Roll Cage - Dodge Neon including SRT-4 - 83632

[Bloo magoo]

Quote: Originally Posted by Lav

Found these from the magical world of google :

Autopower Bolt In Roll Cage - Dodge Neon including SRT-4 - 83632

So with this cage your stating with confidence that the back seat is useable?

[underSRTarmor]

Quote: Originally Posted by blackbird_R/T

If you install a cage in the rear half of the car you'll never be able to safely carry passengers back there again. The seatbelts are designed to stretch in a controller manner in a collision and all the foam padding in the world won't help if someone's head made contact with a bar. Even if it is only in the rear half of the car it's likely to also be dangerous to the front seat passengers too if you try to use the stock three-point seatbelts which can't prevent your upper body from sliding out to the side.

If you're looking at a cage for use at the track be very careful to read the rules and regulations as bolt-in cages aren't legal for many sanctioned racing series. To provide strength needed to make the cage useful it generally needs to be welded to plates attached to the unibody. Also don't try to cheap out or buy kits from non-reputable builders.

Quote: Originally Posted by Bloo magoo

So with this cage your stating with confidence that the back seat is useable?

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[Farley74]

thanks for the advice everyone! i will probably end up taking the car to the track every once in ahwile so i think i will probably just spend the extra little money and get a welded in cage. thanks everyone!