AutoPower Roll Bar question...
Jun 23, 2006, 11:32 AM
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AutoPower Roll Bar question...
http://www.autopowerindustries.com/Application_List.htm
I didn't realise that AutoPower made so many different setups for the EVO, For one like Fireball's I just want their "Race" version, right?
I didn't realise that AutoPower made so many different setups for the EVO, For one like Fireball's I just want their "Race" version, right?
Jun 23, 2006, 12:03 PM
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http://www.autopowerindustries.com/Application_List.htm
I didn't realise that AutoPower made so many different setups for the EVO, For one like Fireball's I just want their "Race" version, right?
I didn't realise that AutoPower made so many different setups for the EVO, For one like Fireball's I just want their "Race" version, right?
Looks like this:
Jun 24, 2006, 12:36 PM
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They are special order, so I'll have it in about a month. Someone may have one in stock, but I needed some other stuff from them as well. Bar was under $400, shipping is billed separately (truck freight).
They are special order, so I'll have it in about a month. Someone may have one in stock, but I needed some other stuff from them as well. Bar was under $400, shipping is billed separately (truck freight).
Jul 5, 2006, 08:50 AM
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What's the difference in the 1.75" DOM tubing and the 2" ERW tube?
Is one "better" than the other?
What kind of shipping am I looking at?
Is one "better" than the other?
Originally Posted by 992gnt
Bar was under $400, shipping is billed separately (truck freight).
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As long as you properly spread the load on the hoop legs, it is every bit as safe as a custom weld-in rollbar. This from a reputable local cage builder I consulted with prior to buying mine.
Jul 18, 2006, 12:39 PM
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The one bad thing about the autopower bars is that the main hoop only mounts to one surface, which is the floor. The floor thickness isn't that much and would probably be the first thing to fail. The worst case situation would be having the main hoop will poke through floor in a roll over.
Here's a picture of how the main hoop bolts to the floor on my roll-bar. Plates have been welded up from the floor. So the load from my main hoop is distributed over several surfaces.
Here's a picture of how the main hoop bolts to the floor on my roll-bar. Plates have been welded up from the floor. So the load from my main hoop is distributed over several surfaces.
