traction bar pics
10-28-2002, 07:48 AM
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Re: traction bar pics (TurboDANDEE)
They were made by a badass local fab/race shop that mainly deals with older vintage listers, ferraris, and they also build a few tube frame and back halfed cars. They have a few other ideas for me to try on my car. I've had a bunch on PM's about these bars. Is there enough interest in these for my to ask them about a groupbuy?
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10-28-2002, 08:04 AM
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Re: traction bar pics (Arturbo)
Those look great. I have seen them in person on Josh's car. They are top notch.
I am getting this as soon as put the block together, since its finally back from GE.
Looks Good
Congrads also on the 11.5
I am getting this as soon as put the block together, since its finally back from GE.
Looks GoodCongrads also on the 11.5
10-28-2002, 07:04 PM
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Re: traction bar pics (Hammer)
Art I'm putting a set on a ITR swapped EG tomorrow and I will get soem pics for you. If you are looking at the angle of the bars they are just slightly better than the z10's but not straight. They are as straight as we could get and still attach to the shock mounts on the lca. We thought about making a plate to mount the bar farther to underneath the car but wanted to have the bars as close to teh wheels for a better stronger angle point.
Hammer my 11.5@118 and 11.7@121 were ran last thursday. I won't be going back to the track until I get soem 24.5" slicks the 22's just arn't cutting it anymore.
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Hammer my 11.5@118 and 11.7@121 were ran last thursday. I won't be going back to the track until I get soem 24.5" slicks the 22's just arn't cutting it anymore.
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10-28-2002, 11:05 PM
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Re: traction bar pics (jerseykid609)
jon get the jimfab ones. search under my old posts why i dont think you should touch any other radius arm kits...
10-29-2002, 05:54 AM
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Re: traction bar pics (FFgeoff)
jon get the jimfab ones. search under my old posts why i dont think you should touch any other radius arm kits...
10-29-2002, 06:15 AM
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Re: traction bar pics (hybrid901)
It would be of great benefit as well if you can find someone with a h22/eg because there is currently no application for our kind of hybrid.. Then I would definately be interested in getting one once it proved functional..
10-29-2002, 06:38 AM
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Re: traction bar pics (EG6owner)
I have the jimfab for my integra. I have the prototype that Im gonna be testing out, but things came up this weekend where I couldnt put them on.
Josh, they look awesome man.
art
Josh, they look awesome man.
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10-29-2002, 07:06 AM
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Re: traction bar pics (Jason kiDD)
i think the jimfab bars will clear, because the arms are at the right angle comign from aq new point on the LCA. SHould fit fine in an h22 eg/ek/dc
10-29-2002, 07:11 AM
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Re: traction bar pics (FFgeoff)
Where can I get more information on them..? Cost, website??
Although I have LSD I think traction bars would still be very beneficial.
And off topic FFgeoff, do you have any skills with installing a roll cage?? IM me if you dont want to talk out loud..
Although I have LSD I think traction bars would still be very beneficial.
And off topic FFgeoff, do you have any skills with installing a roll cage?? IM me if you dont want to talk out loud..
10-29-2002, 08:58 AM
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Re: traction bar pics (Jason kiDD)
i can do cages, but im in arizona. I have two shops that i recommend you go to for cages in NJ, either neverlift or a small fabricator in central jersy that does AMAZING work but usually turns customers away. if you are interested, i can ask him for you. I would do your cage here, we have bending equipemnt material etc and it will all be tig welded but i doubt you would want to come to az.
10-29-2002, 09:44 AM
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Re: traction bar pics (FFgeoff)
For some reason I thought you were in NJ.. And I already have all the piping and brackets, just needed it to be welded together and fitted in.. If you have a contact number I can call then that would help...
10-29-2002, 09:00 PM
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Re: traction bar pics (jerseykid609)
which one looks and perform better?
my own poll.... hehe....
JIMFAB VS Z10
JIMFAB =
Z10 =
sorry no homemade unless its super duper cheap
let me know what you guys think. thanks.
my own poll.... hehe....
JIMFAB VS Z10
JIMFAB =
Z10 =
sorry no homemade unless its super duper cheap
let me know what you guys think. thanks.
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