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Re: subaru rear sub frame
January 07, 2009 09:47PM
looking good.

I'm working on making the lateral links also... but i'm VERY seriously thinking about just using Heim joints and "swaggd tubes" from stock car shops...



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Re: subaru rear sub frame
January 08, 2009 02:56PM
well my links will not be much more than the tubes but there 4130 and little over
1/8 wall the trick is the joints and all the stainless spacers and the stock car
links would work good im banking on that the one time there not enough, stock cars
are on a track there light and strong enough they throw out links like pop cans i
just want a permanent solution, plus you ever want my links they should fit on what
ever you make and your out 12 bucks a link or you have two spares to keep in the car
you win no matter what.



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Re: subaru rear sub frame
January 08, 2009 04:27PM
you're making suby endlinks for $12 a pop?

umm, sell me 10 and then raise the price please.



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Re: subaru rear sub frame
January 08, 2009 07:03PM
haha well not quite 12$ but i hope to be the best and least expensive full kit but its looking to be around 20 my links being thicker and 4130



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Re: subaru rear sub frame
January 15, 2009 03:17PM
OK OK its done and ready to test one issue already is that there's a brace in the
spare tire well im going to cut it out and adjust the next one and it should be spot
on i don't like the idea of rotating the mane cross peaces. So i will ponder on
that before i do the next but it wouldn't take long to make more of them. Other than
that it looks ok and hope it fits i did not put the misalignment slots i figure if
your going to go this far your using fully adjustable links. Not to mention its half
lbs lighter than stock!!! On my link set up its in the middle works and will put the other kits to shame price and strength, i have
the rod ends coming tomorrow and im going to meet up with the place that's going to
cut them next week and see how soon we can get a set i have enough material for 12
full sets puss enough to work on front a arms for VW.












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Re: subaru rear sub frame
January 15, 2009 04:33PM
Quote

i did not put the misalignment slots i figure if
your going to go this far your using fully adjustable links.

well, careful there...I have upgraded links, but they're the pretty pink STI ones and they're not adjustable.

I've been looking into getting the 'zero toe bolt lock', but its like $90 for two freakin' bolts.

So right now, this will or won't work with my stock alignment bolts?

but, DAMNED, that's pretty winking smiley



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Re: subaru rear sub frame
January 15, 2009 06:35PM
The idea is that you would have adjustable links and when you set your car up you
don't need to again but with the cam bolts, talking to local car builders they have
to re set them every few stages, i can sell you just 2 links and set of bolts to
work with this frame to save some bucks. my goal is to get people out there and
running with out breaking there car or there wallet




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Re: subaru rear sub frame
January 15, 2009 06:41PM
so what are you thinking of charging for this bad boy? I'm out a ways on this (cage comes first), but definitely interested.



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Re: subaru rear sub frame
January 15, 2009 08:39PM
Nice!! Will you be offering a Tig welded version? How soon before I can try one?

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Re: subaru rear sub frame
January 15, 2009 11:28PM
Don't you get tired of all those spot welds? Hold the trigger down!



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Re: subaru rear sub frame
January 16, 2009 12:07AM
Looks good.



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Re: subaru rear sub frame
January 16, 2009 12:53AM
need new welder!



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Re: subaru rear sub frame
January 16, 2009 12:48PM
In for VW A-Arms.

I'm in for some MKIII 2.0l arms. Let me know if you need some to mock up with.



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Re: subaru rear sub frame
January 17, 2009 09:19AM
I like it...

any idea on $$$??





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Re: subaru rear sub frame
January 17, 2009 12:54PM
well that is next i think i have come to an idea of what i want to do product wise i
want to offer a heavy duty DOM and a light Dom and a super light 4130. For price i
will have to crunch time and numbers and see whats going on I think it will be
around 1000 for ether dom and 1400 for 4130 but i will drastically cut it if you buy
links along with it. i will come out with some hard numbers for links and frame
soon.



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