Nhra 10 Point Roll Cage

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Nhra 10 point roll cage.

The nhra updated its safety requirements to allow 2008 and newer vehicles to run as quick as 10 00 and or as fast as 135 mph without an nhra legal roll bar if the vehicle has unmodified factory safety equipment and. 6 point roll bar sfi approved seat belts 10 99 seconds 6 99 1 8th or super street sfi 4 1 transmission shield or at 135 mph locking transmission dipstick tube aftermarket axles and axle retainers sfi harmonic balancer. We will be using our 60 horsepower soon to be 1000 horsepower 1965 mustang project biting the bullitt as our example. And 14 point configurations built from 1 5 8 x 134 hrew mild steel to meet nhra ihra safety while this type of roll bar will provide some added rollover protection it offers less side impact protection than a 6 or 8 point roll bar or roll cage.

Drag race roll cages. 1 5 8 x 134 wall mild steel tubing. Our roll cage a chris alston s chassisworks pre bent 10 point. Our 10 point cages are available in the following materials.

Each cage is precision bent for each particular body style. Racers start your projects. Click the register link above to proceed. The result of this certification is a serial number sticker being affixed.

All rrc 10 point roll cages include the components found in our 8 point roll bar plus a roof hoop windshield runners and dash cross member. A roll cage vs a roll bar vs a 6 point cage if this is your first visit be sure to check out the faq by clicking the link above. The 2020 nhra rulebook is now online and viewable by all who wish to compete in the nhra arena. We ordered their 10 point cage in 1 5 8 inch by 083 inch thick wall 4130 chromoly tubing.

I am going to explain the key rules and requirements on building a 10 point or 8 50 and slower roll cage for unibody vehicles per the 2010 nhra rule book. Starting with a pre bent cage or bending the tubing up the national hot rod association nhra sets the rules for roll steel tube stock for roll bars and cages. All rrc rollcages meet or exceed nhra and ihra requirements when properly installed. Roll cages are mandatory for any car either running 10 99 or quicker or capable of exceeding 135 mph must be equipped with a roll cage.

Cars that run between 7 5 and 9 99 must have their frames and cages recertified every three years by the nhra.