elliot0850
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I'm building a roll cage at the mo and was thinking of making this front sticky up bit but I don't no what it's for. Is it to help protect the bonnet if you are upside down.
Roll cage advice.
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elliot0850
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Not a bad shout. Will need to be big to stop it flipping.
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its to impale pedestrians - if using on the road you might want to check with your insurance before putting that on the front of your motor.
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nah it needs some forward facing spikes if you want to impale 
it might stop them flipping onto the bonnet and doing any damage if you mow a few down
it might stop them flipping onto the bonnet and doing any damage if you mow a few down
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To my knowledge, it is to prevent damage to the radiator in the event of a rollover (as in so stop it from being crushed and stop you from getting home!)
elliot0850
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If it's to protect your radiator why do they point forward.
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Its to sop you rolling over forwards or at least help stop anyway.
200tdi ayre
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Its probably better to have itbas a bolt on item rather than a integeral part of the cage
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They are to help stop the car rolling forwards. Icelanders use a version of them to stop the car falling down a crevasse, if you have any where you live
Don't think one would help here though !!!
Don't think one would help here though !!!
elliot0850
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Think it's a bit over the top if I'm using it on the road. Thanks for all you'r help anyway.
