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I currently have a 4 point rear cage and hopefully next weekend the full cage will be complete. So with the cage (mostly the rear) bracing the body of the
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Having Roll Cage and eliminating some Rear Suspension components
I currently have a 4 point rear cage and hopefully next weekend the full cage will be complete. So with the cage (mostly the rear) bracing the body of the car are the two braces underneath the rear body needed? There's two. One that's W shaped and then the rear torsion bars.
I feel with the cage bracing the body of the car and the amount of structural support it has the this small components don't serve a purpose and more and I food remove and save weight there and eliminate useless components.
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