A BIG thanks to our customers who are keeping us very busy!
One of many services we offer is Chassis and Suspension work.
We are now a Strange Engineering Master Distributor, and we can offer discounted pricing on anything in the Strange catalog.
We also build custom Rollcages, and here is ChrisH’s car getting ready for some summer fun.
Chris only requested an 8 point bar for right now, so what you see is good until 9.99 in the 1/4. Since I dont think that will be a problem, it was built with upgrading to a 10 point cage in the future in mind. Also, we prefer to only use DOM roll cage tubing, as the ERW tubing found in most kits is not as strong. 6"x6" plates were molded to the floor as mounting points for the cage, the rear down bars are kept wide and mounted above the rear suspension, and the small cross bars off the main hoop increase side to side stability.
We made the seatbelt tabs, clearanced the wheelwells for the larger tires, installed the new steering wheel and will be mounting up the new seats. Ofcourse the engine work is just as interesting, but I’ll let him make you find out what it has
The mustang cage we are doing will have swingouts on both sides, and one of the fbody 10pt cages may have a passenger side swingout, but all of the cars getting bars/cages will be regular street drivers.
Any engine builds, fabrication, conversions etc that you have in mind, we want to do :headbang:
The seat is just resting against the cage, the mounts that will move it forward arent installed yet. It is impossible for Chris to hit his head on the bar, & it still meets spec for how close it needs to be
Everything turned out awesome! Mark and Paul did a great job putting this all together. I would definately recommend PMP for any custom fabrication. :headbang:
People should make note that Chris had special requirements for his cage. He wanted to maintain all of the interior trim pieces ie:door panels, speakers, covers, etc… Notice on the last pic how the down bar has a specific bend in it to clear the factory door panel. I’m pretty sure the bolt-in “kits” you buy from a magazine won’t be as tolerant…
With his head back against the seat, his helmet should be within 6 inches of the main hoop.
As it is, his helmet will be within 6 inches, but his head cant hit the bar. The padding still needs to be added too, but the paint is pretty fresh :tspry:
Keep up the great work guys! :tup: