funny car style cage

Here are a couple of pictures of what I did. This ended up being a 25.1E cert.

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In the car

Here is picture of my cage. This is certified to 7.50.

I hear all cars come stock with funny car cages

It's almost a must to buy the spec. from SFI. That said, you REALLY want to get advice from an NHRA chassis inspector also.

I just had one out to look at my car on Sunday. We spent 3 hours going over everything on my car to be certain it will be right the first time. I'm upgrading from 8.50 to 7.50 with the SFI 25.4 book that's for door cars with a full tube chassis, under 3600 lbs. He had the same SFI spec. book that I have PLUS a lot more from NHRA.

Of course, if you don't have a tube chassis in the car already that makes things a little simpler. Still, some things are open to interpretation so it's not worth the risk if you haven't built a few of these cars.

It's like he told me, NHRA makes some aspects a little vague intentionally so there's a little wiggle room for different car variations.

My Challenger is a current 7.50 (25.5) cert. I have better seat belt mounts with tabs on my home computer that I can post later.

You may do what you want with your car but if you street drive it I wouldn't. I had a friend killed last year in his car when he was hit broadside in his car. His head bounced of the funny car cage and killed him, left a wife and three little kids with out a dad. Hope it's a race car then the helmet protects you. How fast are you planing on going?

1967DartGT, sorry to hear about your friend and his family.

Yes I have a 8.50 cert cage in my car, though about putting a funny car cage in it looks bada__. Love the look of them, but I still enjoy mine on the street as well as racing it and decided against it. Thanks.

64 Plymouth cage

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Here is another of mine.