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> Roll cage bars going through firewalls,, how do you handle it?
FourBlades
post May 2 2011, 01:51 PM
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When a roll cage bar/chassis tube goes through a firewall, what do you do?

Do you cut the hole close and then weld around it, use seam sealer, just live with a small gap?

I am trying to decide what to do with bars connecting the cage to the front and rear suspension points.

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John
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post May 3 2011, 09:33 AM
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Just an observation:

1 - For the fronts, the heater hose holes are perfectly lined up to put a support from my front suspension shock tower plate to the base of my rollbar. I am considering putting a support in there, but there is some confusion about whether I am allowed to do this or not in vintage racing (I'll wait a season or two).

2 - 914s have THREE firewalls: One between engine & driver, one between gas tank & driver, and one between front trunk & gas tank.
Since I removed my gas tank and replaced it with a fuel cell in the front trunk, WHICH wall is my firewall now?

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