Why you should install a full roll cage...
...if you plan on doing hill climbs. lol
As important as the cage was in this wreck, equally as important was the seat and harness setup.
It should buff out.
Too much throttle coming in to the curve. I agree with the op.
I think that qualifies as a bad day.
Too much Mivec, thats what happened.
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Here's another from the weekend, stuck throttle, he was also OK:
Holy shit. That was close !
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thats why every real race car has one. as for putting a roll cage in a street car, Why? drive safe and not a pice of shit and you won't have to worry about it
Roll cage in a street car is the worst thing you can think of, the only safe way to use a roll cage is to use the whole safety equipment that goes with it, a simple 30 mph side impact in a car with a cage in the street and your head hit one of then tubes in the wrong way and you are DEAD!
SR20 Carbed Datsun B310
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I saw this on Top Gear's website. Crazy stuff!
-2002 Subaru Impreza WRX Wagon
-2004 Nissan Sentra SE-R Spec V *boosted* (parting out)
too much camber
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interview vid at bottom of link.
http://jalopnik.com/5935388/watch-in...kes-peak-crash
Last edited by EJ25RUN; 08-16-2012 at 09:28 PM.
i used to live in colorado springs. Drove that mountain many many times when it still had dirt. Up by that point, I wouldn't doubt that the tires would be pretty damn hot (greasy) and starting to wear. Devil's playground is also a touch tricky. It was fun on dirt though. Not sure how it would be paved... I think it lost its "soul".