[jason_rc_racing]

Cage net! Lot of kids running these on quarter midgets! Not sure why the bigger cars don't run them? They cove the whole cage , don't affect the chassis performance and get be cut off quick to extract an injured driver !

[jjones752]

Originally Posted by PatrickMead#13 I had a halo added by Johnny Murdock @ Zero Motorsports and I am very happy with the results. It added a lot of cage strength to an older car that's for sure. I can send some pics if needed as I can't attach photos from my droid for some reason.

Here you go bud...

[jjones752]

Originally Posted by jason_rc_racing Cage net! Lot of kids running these on quarter midgets! Not sure why the bigger cars don't run them? They cove the whole cage , don't affect the chassis performance and get be cut off quick to extract an injured driver !

While that setup certainly protects from cockpit intrusion it would not be a good thing at all if a driver needed to exit quickly and the only way out was through the top...

[Sprint Car Racing Fan]

Not sure the 'net' will provide the same driver protection as a 'halo' if in crash situations the front end of another car were to enter the top of the cage. The halo' is meant to protect the driver in those situations.

[dkc42]

If you're looking for ideas, I would suggest looking at some pictures of the Pace chassis micro sprint. I think the design they offer as an option is the nicest I have seen as far as closing off that area to intrusion.

[PatrickMead#13]

Originally Posted by jjones752 While that setup certainly protects from cockpit intrusion it would not be a good thing at all if a driver needed to exit quickly and the only way out was through the top...

We did a mock "get the heck out fast test" and even with the helmet and all the gear on, I'm able to slip right out if need be. I just gotta watch my donuts intake.....