I guess I'm biased towards Safety Devices for several reasons. The firm used to be owned by that very famous 'works' Mini driver and great personal friend of mine, the late Tony Fall. All his stuff was designed using a proper CAD/CAM system and jig-built for accuracy, and despite the horror stories I've heard about other manufacturer's cages, the SD ones have always fitted easily and first time. That's not to say that other cages don't fit, just that the SD ones are very accurate and easy to install.
If that's rubbish, then I apologise.

Good Roll Cages
Started by
MJWarren
, Jul 17 2011 04:50 PM
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#16
Posted 19 July 2011 - 06:21 PM
#17
Posted 19 July 2011 - 08:07 PM
I've had Safety Devices and Rollcentre and consider the SD to fit better. the main area is the upper side bars on the SD are fitted further up into the roof making them less visually intrusive
Both these cars have padding on the side bar but with the second you have to 'duck' to see below it.
SD (excuse the mess at the front - the reason the car made way for the blue one below)

Rollcentre

I also fitted Rollcentre doorbars to the SD because they're doglegged rather than straight
Both these cars have padding on the side bar but with the second you have to 'duck' to see below it.
SD (excuse the mess at the front - the reason the car made way for the blue one below)

Rollcentre

I also fitted Rollcentre doorbars to the SD because they're doglegged rather than straight
Edited by jiminwatford, 19 July 2011 - 08:09 PM.
#18
Posted 20 July 2011 - 10:49 AM
Cooperman actually what you said was "None fit as well as the Safety Devices ones" and though personal experiance i would say thats rubbish i feel the roll centre as just as good
Not a personal attack just a discussion where i dont share that view, nothing to apologise for!
Not a personal attack just a discussion where i dont share that view, nothing to apologise for!
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