Heath
Those specs are for mild steel seamless I believe.  I just got my shell back from Ipswich Raceprep and  will get the photos of the cage up soon.  Think long and hard about what you want out of the cage, as Chrome  Moly is very expensive and will not make much of a difference if you do not tie up all the suspension points etc to stiffen the oversall structure.  If you ring Dave FERON from Competition Fabrications on 32844660 he can help.  He builds the best Datsun 1600 chrome moly cage I have seen, however they usually have a price tag to much.  Not as expensive as some though....
 
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in the cams instructions u sent me brad
the pipe sizing is for mild steel? steam pipe
 
what can i use for chrom moly?
45mm dia x 1.65mm wall thickness?
it's 4130 air craft chrome moly tubing
it's going to cost around $600 just for the piping?
anyone have the bond roll cages ph number?
 
Heath
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Subject: RE: Roll Cage advice please

Chrome moly is very strong therefore useable dimensions are less, saving weight.  Unfortunately it is more expensive to buy and has to be tig welded. 
 
Cages are like helmets, what is it worth to you to survive an accident?

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Heath
Sent: Monday, October 02, 2000 5:52 PM
To: Datsun
Subject: Roll Cage advice please

Hi all,
Looking at putting a roll cage in my 1200 coupe,
i have a few prices. on different types of cages
 
is a 4 point beneficial for body strength?
should i use a bolt in type or weld in type
and why are chrome moly cages soooo dear?
4point alloy $500 (good enough until u run quicker than a 10.99 ANDRA rules)
6 point weld mild steel $1200 (too much extra weight?)
6 point chrome moly $2300
car will mainly for street and drag strip
 
thanks
Heath

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