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Check with suncoast in florida or brandyewine in pa

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Check with Suncoast in Florida or Brandyewine in PA.

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Reset very easily

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They can also be reset very easily.

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Check with suncoast in florida or brandyewine in pa

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Check with Suncoast in Florida or Brandyewine in PA.

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They can also be reset very easily.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I have a 99 C2 cab and was wondering if anyone has installed a rollcage or some other type of device to protect against rollover in their cab?

POST 2Original post

Isn't the '99 the same as an '02? If so, the roll bars are built into the car. Look behind the rear seats. You will see two oval cut-outs. These are your pop-up roll bars. If the vehicle senses a roll-over, they will automatically deploy. They can also be reset very easily. It's in the manual.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks. I need to get an owners manual, the car did not come with one. Anyone know a good cheap place to get one.

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I don't think that a manual is that expensive. Check with Suncoast in Florida or Brandyewine in PA. Their prices are usually pretty good.

POST 5Original post

Yes but I would hate to think what my head would look like if I rolled in my cab (g-d forbid!) I think if you are serious about tracking your cab then an additional more supportive rollcage is the answer. Also, a proper roll cage would add more rigidity to the car for track purposes.

POST 6Original post

DAS makes a nice candidate to consider. (I'm considering it as we speak) It bolts in, and costs $995. Go here: http://tinyurl.com/5l2vf =Carlos=

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