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Postby andyh877 » Wed Nov 14, 2007 6:11 pm

rupert wrote:I prefer them without a roll bar as well. Frankly if you manage to roll a spider with 6ft track width you deserve to die! :shock:


and normally if you do roll a road one.... you're chance of survival is very slim the last fatality was only this summer in france, and i know of 2 who have been killed in them in the UK
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I must be possible

Postby si21 » Wed Nov 14, 2007 6:42 pm

to roll any car no matter what the track .......has anybody ever seen a F1 flip over...............

.............................Wrong time wrong place wrong set of circumstances anything is possible.

What happens if you spin at high speed and clip a kerb.......n :arrow: . :roll: :?:

si21 never say never LOL
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Postby si21 » Wed Nov 14, 2007 6:44 pm

andyh877 wrote:
rupert wrote:I prefer them without a roll bar as well. Frankly if you manage to roll a spider with 6ft track width you deserve to die! :shock:


and normally if you do roll a road one.... you're chance of survival is very slim the last fatality was only this summer in france, and i know of 2 who have been killed in them in the UK


Is that fitted with just a roll bar or is that with a full cage like yours?

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