MOORE RACE CHASSIS MRC S-197 8.50 Cage Kit Instruction Manual

MRC S-197 8.50 Cage Kit
Instruction Manual

MRC S-197 8.50 Cage Kit

Thank you for choosing MRC for your cage kit!
We hope we made this as painless as possible.
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This guide is to be a supplement to common roll cage installation techniques. Some portions are not covered in this guide. We have supplied you with some pictures to guide you. More pictures are available on our facebook and website.

Commonly used tools

1. Tig or Mig welder (If chromoly, the process has to be Tig welded)
2. Grinder to fit tubes, finish tube notches, clean floors
3. We recommend a tube notcher to make notches, but a grinder will work also.
4. Digital protractor
5. Tape measure
6. Sandpaper or sander to clean tubing of mill scale to weld
7. Wire wheel and flap disk to remove paint and seam sealer.
8. Ratchet strap

Before we begin, Make sure the car is level, front to back and side to side.

*All bars have 2 extra inches added to each end.
If notched, none will be added.
This kit allows you to install a 8.50 Cage kit with relative ease. Without spending a lot of money on a notcher and required tools.
Due to the nature of each individual car some adjustment is required to fit perfectly for your vehicle.
To do this, we recommend a sanding drum/roll. Pictured below.
We have these on our website if you do not have one of your own. This guide is to be a supplement to common roll cage installation techniques.
We are providing you with some measurements to help you set the bars where they need to go to fit other bars. All measurements are not provided.
Make sure the car is level, front to back and side to side.
Step 1
Level car to floor. This is critical!
Make sure the car is level side to side and front to back.
Step 2
Holes need to be cut in the floor to be able to run the cage through. Cut enough to drop the cage, but not to much where it’s a pain to place tin over the hole. Make sure you clean the edges of the hole as to not cut yourself and to make laying tin down easier later on. Below you can see where we cut and put a patch panel back down and then seam sealed. Step 3
Clean Seam Sealer and get floor to bare metal where the 6×6 plates will land on the floor. Also shown here is what can be done to assist welding the tops of the cage. Cut small holes to allow the cage to drop through the floor. This allows you to reach those tough places on top of the cage. Then when finished welding, slide the plates under the cage structure and weld the plates to the floor. Step 4
Once the plates are on the floor, Set the main hoop and tack lightly
On the bottom of the main hoop that wraps around the rear seat area, This needs to be 0 degrees. If measuring above that, it is leaned back 14 degrees. Step 5
Once the main hoop is set and tacked. Fit the 12A, 12B, 13 bars
Step 6
Now, the #11 bar can now be set.
Step 7
The rest of the bars can now be set in any order. Keeping the above order helps keep the cage square and even as you assemble and tack into place.
Step 8
The rear down will be placed on the plates provided.
If there’s something this didn’t cover, Please contact us and we can point you in the right direction.
Warranty: There is no warranty stated or implied due to unusual stresses placed on race cars and components because we have no control over how they are maintained and used. Moore Race Chassis and fabrication LLC accepts no liability for failures of racing products manufactured or sold by MRC. The customer accepts all risks involved with racing and hazards thereof, MRC makes no claims nor does it intend for it’s products to be used on street driven vehicles.

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