Project EA-S
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Re: (MemoryCRX)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by MemoryCRX »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">thanks guys, and I know the color but I am not going to post it yet...
I will keep updated as I go... lots of work to be done, why am I posting I should be working on it...</TD></TR></TABLE>
ya for realz..what are u doin..get that ish done
jk man keep us posted my fello ea homie
I will keep updated as I go... lots of work to be done, why am I posting I should be working on it...</TD></TR></TABLE>
ya for realz..what are u doin..get that ish done
jk man keep us posted my fello ea homie
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Re: (specialTEG)
the only concern i would have for your light-weight ventures is of safety. for instance, your rear reinforcement bar is made of steel making it heavier. with an aluminum reinforcement bar, it will be not nearly as strong as it is supposed to be to take some of the impact in case of a collision. i will definitely support your massive rebuild, but just keep safety in mind.
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Re: (nightrider)
Your right about the safty, but even with the stock gear my car would fold in half, in any crash it only has 5mph bumper supports....
I am makeing a 6pt half cage. should be safe... but you didnt know that.
I am makeing a 6pt half cage. should be safe... but you didnt know that.
Good luck with the project, looks like it's coming along real well so far. 
Re: (MemoryCRX)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by MemoryCRX »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Your right about the safty, but even with the stock gear my car would fold in half, in any crash it only has 5mph bumper supports....
I am makeing a 6pt half cage. should be safe... but you didnt know that.</TD></TR></TABLE>yeah i would say the cage is a pretty good idea
I am makeing a 6pt half cage. should be safe... but you didnt know that.</TD></TR></TABLE>yeah i would say the cage is a pretty good idea
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Re: (MemoryCRX)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by MemoryCRX »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Your right about the safty, but even with the stock gear my car would fold in half, in any crash it only has 5mph bumper supports....
I am makeing a 6pt half cage. should be safe... but you didnt know that.</TD></TR></TABLE>
you have a good point about how those cars aren't really the safest things anyway due to the age and size. just make sure to put SFI padding on your rollbar/cage and it'll be good. again, never wanted to bash your project, just wanted to be sure you were being safe. GL w.the rebuild.
I am makeing a 6pt half cage. should be safe... but you didnt know that.</TD></TR></TABLE>
you have a good point about how those cars aren't really the safest things anyway due to the age and size. just make sure to put SFI padding on your rollbar/cage and it'll be good. again, never wanted to bash your project, just wanted to be sure you were being safe.
GL w.the rebuild.
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Re: Project EA-S (MemoryCRX)
hey im 17 right now about to build my h22 sedan...in a couple years ill be like you, tearing it down and starting all over. and i do cut corner....lol. good luck with the project
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Re: (specialTEG)
another up date, I have gotten the unit body almost completly stripped in prep for the build up...
curent suspenion/brakes out, and ready for major upgrades
the almost striped unibody:
most of my car:
And the next project is to be to remove the battle worn under body protection and replace it with some new stuff... this is going to suck, any one have Ideas on the best way to remove it? I am going to try heat first...
Modified by MemoryCRX at 11:15 AM 3/12/2006
curent suspenion/brakes out, and ready for major upgrades
the almost striped unibody:
most of my car:
And the next project is to be to remove the battle worn under body protection and replace it with some new stuff... this is going to suck, any one have Ideas on the best way to remove it? I am going to try heat first...
Modified by MemoryCRX at 11:15 AM 3/12/2006
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Re: (slammed_93_hatch)
I have gone through the same process on my integra and I really regret not sand blasting the whole car. Check prices in your area, it's not as expensive as you might think.