Race Car Window Nets
Racing car window nets are safety components designed to help keep the driver’s arms and other extremities inside the car during an accident while also helping prevent debris from entering the cockpit. They’re available in different shapes, materials, and mounting styles to fit stock cars, drag cars, funny car cages, and other racing applications. Behrent’s carries racing window net options from trusted brands including Allstar Performance, Impact Racing, and Simpson. You’ll find angled, ribbon, box-style, and mesh nets, along with cage nets, roof nets, mounting brackets, tabs, and complete installation hardware for replacing an older style or setting up a new cockpit.
Shop Behrent’s for Racing Car Window Nets
Shop racing car window nets for driver containment, cockpit protection, and new or replacement installations. Compare net shape, dimensions, mounting style, SFI specification, and hardware needs to find the right setup for your race car.
Item Number: RQP727001RQP
$39.95
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Item Number: SIM36020BK
$55.63
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Item Number: RQP726004RQP
$49.95
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Item Number: RQP726009RQP
$59.95
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Item Number: RQP725065RQP
$49.95
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Item Number: SIM36004BK
$139.95
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Item Number: SIM36005LK
$130.95
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Item Number: RQP828998RQP
$139.95
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Item Number: SIMJ36005K
$89.00
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Item Number: SIMJ36005R
$89.00
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Item Number: ALL10221
$84.99
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Item Number: ALL10222
$88.99
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How to Choose a Racing Window Net
Match the net to the size and shape of the window opening, then confirm how it mounts to the cage. Ribbon, mesh, angled, box-style, and NASCAR-style designs fit different cockpit layouts, so compare the listed dimensions and mounting requirements before ordering.
| Net Type | Best For | What to Check |
|---|---|---|
| Angled window net | Cockpits with sloped or tapered window openings | Compare overall dimensions, angle, and mounting points. |
| Ribbon window net | Applications that call for a traditional webbed net | Check dimensions, mounting style, and SFI specification if required. |
| Box-style window net | More rectangular window openings | Confirm width, height, and hardware requirements. |
| Mesh window net | Drivers who prefer a mesh-style barrier | Check material, dimensions, visibility, and mounting setup. |
| NASCAR window nets | Stock car-style or trapezoid window openings | Verify shape, dimensions, and compatibility with the cage and mounting system. |
| Cage or roof net | Added containment around the cockpit | Confirm mounting points, driver clearance, and the specific SFI specification if required. |
| Racing window net kit | New installations or complete hardware replacement | Check whether the kit includes the net, rods, tabs, brackets, and release hardware you need. |
Also check whether your setup needs separate mounting tabs, brackets, spring-loaded hardware, or other installation pieces. SFI Specification 27.1 applies to window nets, while SFI Specification 37.1 applies to roll cage nets, so verify the rating on the specific product and compare it with your current rulebook. SFI lists a two-year service period for both specifications.
Frequently Asked Questions About Race Car Window Nets
What is the purpose of a race car window net?
A window net helps keep the driver’s arms and other extremities inside the car during an accident and can also help block debris from entering the cockpit. It should fit the window opening securely and use the correct mounting system for the car.
Do you need a window net in a funny car cage?
Check the current rulebook for your class and sanctioning body. Funny car cage and full-cage requirements can vary by application, so don’t assume the same net or mounting setup applies to every car.
Are window nets required in drag cars?
Requirements depend on elapsed time, class, vehicle configuration, and the current NHRA rulebook. NHRA has required window nets in certain faster drag-racing applications, so verify the latest rules for your specific car before competing.
How often do you need to replace a safety window net?
SFI suggests a two-year service period for window nets meeting Specification 27.1. Check the manufacturer or certification date on the net and follow the current requirements for your track, class, and sanctioning body.