Glossary / General

roll cages

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A roll cage is a strong metal safety frame inside the car. It helps protect you in a crash and makes the car feel more solid.

Technical Definition

A roll cage is a reinforced metal frame installed inside the cabin to protect occupants in a crash and to stiffen the chassis. In track-focused builds, it’s often paired with other race-car interior changes like bucket seats.

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Also Known As

raw cages in the back

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