Autopower

Autopower is focused on one of the most important parts of a serious street, drift or track build: chassis safety.

Their catalog centers around vehicle-specific roll bars and cages for a wide range of enthusiast platforms, giving owners a more structured starting point than trying to piece together a completely custom setup from scratch.

Why We Like Autopower at 9AM

We like Autopower because their products make sense once a build starts getting more serious.

A roll bar or cage is not the kind of upgrade you add just because it looks cool. It usually comes when the car is seeing more track time, more speed or a more committed interior setup, and Autopower gives you platform-specific options for that next stage of the build.

Nissan S-Chassis Roll Bars

For S-Chassis builds, Autopower offers vehicle-specific options like the Race Roll Bar for the 1995-1998 Nissan 240SX, giving S14 owners a more serious chassis-safety option as the car moves further into drift or track use. (9aftermarket.com)

Ford Mustang Roll Bars

Mustang owners have several different Autopower paths depending on how far they want to go. The Street Sport Roll Bar for 2015+ Mustang is a good step for a street/track build, while the U-Weld Roll Bar for 2015+ Mustang gives you a more fabrication-focused option. (9aftermarket.com)

Full Roll Cages

For builds moving beyond a basic roll bar, the Autopower U-Weld Full Roll Cage Kit for 2015+ Mustang is aimed at much more serious track or race-oriented setups where the car is being built around a fuller safety structure. (9aftermarket.com)

Convertible Applications

Autopower also supports applications that need a more specific approach, including the Street Sport Roll Bar for 2015+ Mustang Convertible. That gives convertible owners a chassis-specific option instead of trying to adapt something meant for a coupe. (9aftermarket.com)