Cusco Rollcage - backseat use?
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I would question the actual strength of the cage since it is all bolt together if I am not mistaken. All of the cages I have searched for that offer protection of any magnitude aren't practical enough for me. I have searched a bit, but nothing too intensive so I am sure there is a solution.
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Yes, Cusco makes roll cages to where you can still use the back seat.
The part number for the cages are:
6 point, front arch going through the dash is 564 290 B20
7 point, front arch going through the dash is 564 290 L20
6 point, front arch going around the dash is 564 270 B20
7 point, front arch going around the dash is 564 270 L20
4 point cage is 564 270 A20
Finding who sells them, I dunno, guessing you have to find a vendor who carries Cusco parts, but these are the part numbers.
Hope this helps.
The part number for the cages are:
6 point, front arch going through the dash is 564 290 B20
7 point, front arch going through the dash is 564 290 L20
6 point, front arch going around the dash is 564 270 B20
7 point, front arch going around the dash is 564 270 L20
4 point cage is 564 270 A20
Finding who sells them, I dunno, guessing you have to find a vendor who carries Cusco parts, but these are the part numbers.
Hope this helps.
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Yeah cusco cages are complteley useless for safety...
FWIW I used the back seats with my autopower cage in my STi, as long as the evo cage bolts to the outer portions of the rear strut tower you can squeeze the seat in.
FWIW I used the back seats with my autopower cage in my STi, as long as the evo cage bolts to the outer portions of the rear strut tower you can squeeze the seat in.