JMRC

I recently came accross this car and was asked not to take any pictures but I couldn't help myself so I quickly took a few while no one was around. I figured out it was an evo and they told that it would be running in the Time Attack Series. Anybody know what that is because I've never heard of it before? I thought some of the stuff they were doing was really interesting and I thought I'd share the few pics that I took.

Mitchubishievo

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that looks friggin' sick. I don't even care if it works or not....I want.

JMRC

I'm going back over there next week so I'll try to take a few more pictures and post them

Evo8

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Who's they? Who did you see, talked to? Maybe then we can figure out what's going on.

Crazy02gti

Go get more pictures. what a tease. lol

rickay726

iTrader: (9)

right!!!

jdmdingdong4u

i dont think he'll be able to say who it is, since he had to sneak taking the pictures...

izabran

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the first pic looks like they raised the strut tower... the rest look like they are goin to have the ILLLLLL camber cause the strut look like it's going to be at an angle lol

JMRC

Here are a few more pictures!

iziegsx

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Interesting!

Greg K

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pretty poor cage fitment there... while that web between the A pillar an the forward leg may look cool, it creates a huge blindspot.

KevinD

iTrader: (56)

wow, thats a lot of gussets and speed holes.

bso

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I like welding... Probably the cleanest job I seen in a while. Nice!

crnesst

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Depending on where the base plate is located in the car, the A-pillar of the cage fits the car really well by the looks of it. If you're expecting the cage to fit every line of the car then your cage will have no strength what so ever. Also if you look at most cages done professionally, in the racing industry, there are multiple gussets. Gussets are a essential part of the roll cage because the help to tie in the cage to the rest of the car which makes it more durable. Also if your staring at the nose of your car the gussets may bug you but if your staring at the nose of your car while driving you shouldn't be driving at all. It's called looking ahead people!! Plus it only looks like they maybe stick out from the stock pilar 3-4 inches.

Greg K

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have driven quite a few different cars with cages, and when your gussest get that big; you will have a blind spot.

your statement is fairly accurate, but to increase visibility I would have gone with a tighter fit and an extra cripple bar from the halo to floor.

these are my opinions, as always your mileage may vary.