The people who fill in the street cracks overfilled all over the place. so there are sections in the road that are lifted. i was thinking about making a roll cage so i dont mess up my equipment becaus im entering the drifts at a good 15mph. and when i hit a filler the other day my car was all over the place. i think it flipped like 5 times, it all happened so fast im not sure. the final flip it landed upside down and i heard a crack..so i ran over and it had damaged my heatsink for my motor.... So should i make a roll cage?

Is this a trick question?

I say go for it if you're in danger of breaking stuff.

I'd say go for it if you really feel you need it...

Plus, shouldn't you be drifting somewhere where the land is even and somewhat smooth?

i have looked for places with a smooth surface to drift at, but those damn crack fillers are EVERYWHERE! the only place smooth enough to drift is the basketball court at our park, i would LOVE to drift there the only problem is the people (and the park closes at 10pm i think) im thinkin about drifting at this new chuch that was built about a year ago, the parking lot looks pretty good from the street when driving by.

Does anyone know any light weight metal that i could use to make a minor roll-cage? i was thinking aluminum or alloy, but that stuff it pretty heavy.... if you know of anything better please tell me.

Brass tubing, you can solder it and make a roll cage. Nothing else comes to mind.

I don't think that there are many things lighter than alum. I guess brass tubing would be your best bet.

thanks man i might try it