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    i think dash dodgers are allowed if the car was pd logged before with one in it.


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    Quote Originally Posted by deconyrne106 View Post
    i think dash dodgers are allowed if the car was pd logged before with one in it.
    Not allowed at all!!


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    Good info here. Just what I was looking for.

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    i think its stupid banning bolt-in cages ,thats stopping people on small budgets from entering PD like meself im on a student budget and i had plans of entering PD nxt year with a bolt in cage but now that the rules have all changed about cages probly wont be happening now


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    Quote Originally Posted by fitzer View Post
    i think its stupid banning bolt-in cages ,thats stopping people on small budgets from entering PD like meself im on a student budget and i had plans of entering PD nxt year with a bolt in cage but now that the rules have all changed about cages probly wont be happening now
    you should be grand lad roco performance do the cages at great price


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    Quote Originally Posted by fitzer View Post
    i think its stupid banning bolt-in cages ,thats stopping people on small budgets from entering PD like meself im on a student budget and i had plans of entering PD nxt year with a bolt in cage but now that the rules have all changed about cages probly wont be happening now
    A ban on bolt-in cages will also mean the end to road legal drift cars competing in Pd


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    Quote Originally Posted by Cooldrft View Post
    A ban on bolt-in cages will also mean the end to road legal drift cars competing in Pd
    to be fair if you've got a cage in your car its not road legal anyway as insurance company's wont cover the car with a cage fitted!

    "Drifting is easier than it looks"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cooldrft View Post
    A ban on bolt-in cages will also mean the end to road legal drift cars competing in Pd
    Time maybe for a street legal type series one thing that pissed me off aswell with prodrift was having to remove the roof lining the condensation coming off the roof in the mornings is a real pain.


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    Quote Originally Posted by tweek View Post
    Time maybe for a street legal type series one thing that pissed me off aswell with prodrift was having to remove the roof lining the condensation coming off the roof in the mornings is a real pain.
    Waaaaaaat??? i know for a fact that famous jh has the roof lining in his 14 nd others aswel im sure??


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    Quote Originally Posted by fitzer View Post
    i think its stupid banning bolt-in cages ,thats stopping people on small budgets from entering PD like meself im on a student budget and i had plans of entering PD nxt year with a bolt in cage but now that the rules have all changed about cages probly wont be happening now
    Its not them being pricks, its about safety at the end of the day. We saw this year how many big enough impacts there were, and everyone saw how much Mike Fitzs cage moved on his crash last year. So personally I think its definately the right choice.

    A suit, helmet, and boots and you will be fine. Gloves, vest, etc. arent really required.


 

 

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