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jumbo
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Cage Cert.

#1 Post by jumbo » Sun Mar 15, 2009 1:20 am

Im ready to carry my car and have the cage certified. Does anyone know the man in south Tennessee that certifies cages? I need his name and number please. I had it at one time but cant find it now.
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Re: Cage Cert.

#2 Post by dadnova » Sun Mar 15, 2009 8:10 am

Call SFI and or the NHRA and they should be able to give you a local person to due it, the guy who did mine came to my house and did it.
Gotta plan, spend it before she can, and go as fast as you can.
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Re: Cage Cert.

#3 Post by ytnova » Mon Mar 16, 2009 9:21 am

Get on nhra's website and look up the link to your division, on there, it will list the tech people who can certify your cage in your area. If you have a divisional race in your area soon, most track operators will let you in just to get the cage certified, because they are required to have a nhra chassis/tech inspector on the grounds during the race. I just did mine at the division 2 race here last week. It cost 75 bucks to get it certified to 8.50's, but if you have to have him come to you, then you have to pay travel expenses and per diem.
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Re: Cage Cert.

#4 Post by jumbo » Tue Mar 17, 2009 5:27 am

Thanks for the info :thumb:
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