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HOW TO - Make a cool, durable, and affordable PS2 GT4 racing cage

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Jamesloo283 writes - "Tired of playing GT4 with that lap attachment kit? Still wouldn't buy that 900 degrees racing wheel and play GT4 like it was meant to be played because you don't have a place to mount it? Or still hesitating to buy that nice racing seat package because it costs $300 bucks? Here is the solution to your burning desire to be a GT4 pro, the world's first racing cage made out of PVC pipes, fittings, and other easily available tools and hardware for under $50. And the best part is it meets or exceeds performance of any commerically available ones." - Link.

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