6G Celicas Forums

More JDM goodness for the 6th gen Celica. If you have or plan on installing harnesses in your celica, these are a must. I've seen roll bars/cages save lives. These are listed as being for the ST202 and ST205. They will most likely need to be ordered from Cusco Japan because Cusco USA does not keep these in stock. Expect 6-12 weeks from the date you place your until the time of delivery. (they will be ordered as people place their orders) The full amount of the cage is due when you place your order however shipping (if needed) can be billed once the cage arrives in our U.S. warehouse. To place your orders, call up Tim at (310)327-4676. (be sure to specify if you have a sunroof or not as it DOES matter) Acceptable forms of payment are: Check, Cash, Money Order, Bank Wire, and Credit Card. (sorry, no paypal)

Please ask all questions in this thread and keep them on topic. I will answer them as quickly as I can.

The pricing is as follows:

Chromoly Cages:

4-pt in normal Cusco Blue: $494 List $345.80 Group Buy Price

6-pt in normal Cusco Blue: $884 List $618.80 Group Buy Price

8-pt in normal Cusco Blue: $1365 List $955.50 Group Buy Price


Steel Cages:

4-pt in normal Black: $390 List $280 Group Buy Price

6-pt in normal Black: $741 List $518.80 Group Buy Price

8-pt in normal Black: $1001 List $700.50 Group Buy Price

(Steel cages come in different colors. For an additional $30 charge they can be ordered in red, white, yellow or titanium.)


8-pt


8-pt

the 6-pt is the same without the / or _ bars in the rear.

The 4 pt does not have the front bars that go in front of the front seats.

This post has been edited by roo: Aug 13, 2004 - 3:34 PM

Can you show us some photos of the 4 pt., 6 pt., and 8 pt. cages? I doubt anyone is going to buy them without photos.

Also, do any of these cages work on coupes?

yes, I would like to see some pics ......

I'm looking for a roll cage.
DEF

i think coupes are assed out on this one

The catalog groups them together so I have no way of knowing if the rear two points will work without some modification. To be safe, if you have a coupe and you plan to order a cage, I would suggest to be prepared for some modification.

I will try to find some pics on one of the Japanese Celica websites...Cusco does not have any pics to offer.

Might be interested in a 4pt if you can find some pics. I would have to make sure it looks ok with my convertible.

im interested in 6 pt...possibly 8 pt.
not sure which one tufy has?

I have a picture of them at home. I'll find it, scan it, and send it to you, roo.

Oh, and if someone does order one, I assume it will be going to your warehouse here in Cali. If it does, and if it's OK with the buyer, can I stop by and take a look at it to see if it will fit coupes?

if someone calls on this and makes sure its legit then ill probably buy a 6pt steel.

No problem as long as it's ok with the buyer.

Sex408 - Bulletproof is one of the largest Cusco Dealers in the U.S.

how would racing harnesses hook up to these? thats what my plan is.

I would like to see some pics of the four points.


I may interested in the near future after my swap is done.


William

i have 8 pt roll cage come with additional side bars. but i removed side bars. its not comfortable. 8 pt cage ll be the best desicion. but unfotunately you have to remove your rear seats

mine is like this ( additional side bars is red)


This post has been edited by tufy: Aug 14, 2004 - 4:57 AM

why cant they run the cross bar so you can put harnesses on these damn things.

thats what i was thinking

What would be best for running harnesses???


I dont know anything about these things.


William

This post has been edited by celimanST: Aug 15, 2004 - 5:11 PM

the sparco harness bar that just came out, they dont make it for the celica but you can probly have a shop custom make one. i am thinking about doing it.

Which one of these cages would be best for using harnesses??

Any of them...they all have no provisions for racing harnesses, and using racing harnesses with these cages would be the same as using racing harnesses without a cage. Unless you custom-modify the cage to add a bar for the harness straps to go over.