im ready for a rollcage in me ute guys and need all the info u can unload to me on how to go bout gettin one approved or places to make u one or where i can read the rules any info really cheers

If you know anyone with a level 2 cams license or higher they will have a manual and it's all in there.
If not hit the cams website.

Not sure if you keeping it regoed or not and not sure if NSW have adopted the NCOP yet but if they have this should help... NCOP cage info

If you want to take it circuit racing then CAMS is who you want approval from, if drag racing ANDRA is who you want. There are heaps of places that do them...

Mr Enforcer, Race Solutions, Mood Motorsports, Street Car Fabrications, Simply Maz, Groove Ryder Fabrications, Bond Roll Bars etc. lol


The main thing is figure out what you want to do with your car and build it to a particular class cause there are so many variations between classes/circuit/drag.

well in reply to that i need it cams approved and andra aproved to and as for the street wel lol who knows lol i might get lucky ill try get it on the rd but more than likely not lol

These are the general rules for Andra Cages, not sure if they've changed recently though...

ROLL BARS / CAGES
• Street registered open cars between 11.00 and 12.99 (1/4 mile)/7.00 and
8.50 (1/8 mile).
Single rollover hoop covering the full width of the drivers compartment with two backstays and a side intrusion bar of welded construction constructed to ANDRA requirements as a minimum. (Figure 1). Utilities may use a four point roll cage with intrusion bars / diagonals on both sides. Roll cages fabricated from aluminium will be permitted in sedans with fixed steel roofs slower than 11.00 seconds (1/4 mile)/7.00 (1/8 mile), where the original monocoque construction of the vehicle is unaltered.

• All other sedans, sedan based or open vehicles 10.99 (1/4 mile)/7.00 (1/8 mile) and quicker.
Full roll cage mounted at a minimum of six points (Figure 2). Sedan type vehicles that are constructed in such a way that the body could separate from the chassis/roll cage in an accident, mesh or net of a maximum 75mm (3 inch) is required to be fitted to the roll cage over the driver's head to retain the driver's limbs within the cage area in the event of a roll over.

ohh ok sounds simple enough

the cams manual is available at their site online, it has all the details and some pics of approved cages to make it easier to understand
http://www.camsmanual.com.au/

Forget ANDRA
If you want a decent cage get it CAMS
Cause most ANDRA cages won't pass CAMS
But most CAMS cages will pass ANDRA