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Roll-bar or roll-cage structures (roll protection or cosmetic)
each seating position is fitted with an effective head restraint, and
the bars are positioned:
– behind, following a plane extending upward, parallel to the back of the backrest on the rear-most seat, and
– in such a way that the head restraint would provide protection from head contact with any bar section during a crash.
and unless your a tosspot. why would one have a half cage unless they were to do motorsport events ??wde_bdy wrote:As I said I'm a little out of date (hopefully someone can confirm this is current), a half cage won't require an authority card but still needs homologation in order to use the car in Motorsport NZ sanctioned events.
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fangsport wrote: and unless your a tosspot. why would one have a half cage unless they were to do motorsport events ??
unsure about you guys, but trackdays and playdays would be considered motorsport, would they not.iOnic wrote:Sounds like the rules havent changed with regard to WOF which is good.
With regard to MSNZ events, I don't think private trackdays/playdays have anything to do with them? That's all I plan to do.
I don't think I'm a tosspot but you never know. Why is a half cage a waste of time? Would it be safer to roll without one? Might save me some expense if so.
iOnic wrote:With regard to MSNZ events, I don't think private trackdays/playdays have anything to do with them?
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