Finally got my $h!t togeather! Sorry for the delay. Here is the update to the DIY I started long ago. Here is what I have so far.



Like the title says, this is a Rear Subframe Reinforcement bar. I have not demensioned the drawing yet, but PMme for the Solidworks part or DXF and I will send. I will be installing this this friday to certify fit.




Let me know what ya think!


Modified by EG-Honda at 7:03 PM 10/17/2007

 

Pics installed is a must. Also careful about advertising in threads, Mods dont take kindly on it.

 

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^^ Hahaha... we know all to well about that. IFPOII (In for pics of it installed)

 

Thanks for heads up - post edited for content!

 

make sure you put like sumin in the middle (logo or sumin) so people wont take ur idea, but it looks nice, maybe even finalize it by blingin it out a lil more not to much

 

Looks well done. What is the material?

 

What are the two middle holes for? I knew you were making the backup plates for the sway bar d-brackets. I didn't know you were designing a reinforcement bar. How much were you planning to sell these for?

 

From the looks of it I would say its aluminum.

 

I've got your other kit EG-Honda.... and I'm loving it. Can't wait to see what's the deal with this.

 

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6061 Aluminum
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Glad you like the kit! Have not had any bad reports from any users!

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Holes in the middle are just for machining purposes. Need to see if it works before creating an actual jig. PM me for price if interested. I don't want this post to be moved!

 

what are the dimensions? i want something small and out of the way so people dont see it and try to race me on the street

 

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you drive a civic. everyone trys to race you. lol. i know its true for me

 

subscribed, even though i got a 96-00...

 

nice looking piece......price range??

 

Definetly want to see it installed.

 

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paint it flat black.....

but nicely done

 

i think im on the diffrent page as you guys. DIY means do it yourself. it seems like you guys are implying that he is selling this pieace?


so is it a DIY like he will post up how in fact to do it yourself or is it simply an advertisment?

 

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The poster has been very good about trying to abide by the forum rules and guidelines, and I'm sure he's aware that pricing will not be posted here.

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by suicide_shift &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i think im on the diffrent page as you guys. DIY means do it yourself. it seems like you guys are implying that he is selling this pieace?


so is it a DIY like he will post up how in fact to do it yourself or is it simply an advertisment? </TD></TR></TABLE>

If you want to do this yourself, I believe you're going to need some expensive machining equipment. My impression is that the original poster created this piece for his own usage, but may be willing to machine others if members wanted to purchase an identical piece.

 

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The poster has been very good about trying to abide by the forum rules and guidelines, and I'm sure he's aware that pricing will not be posted here.

If you want to do this yourself, I believe you're going to need some expensive machining equipment. My impression is that the original poster created this piece for his own usage, but may be willing to machine others if members wanted to purchase an identical piece.</TD></TR></TABLE>

It's as if I have two login's

 

how would i go about making one out of steel. i have acesses to metal working equipment, why steel becuase can't weld aluminum. my tig doesnt have an AC setting, but your pieace does look thick enough to stick weld on

 

You just need the part model from me, your machining guys should be able to make it for you. Steel just takes a longer amount of time to machine. However if you went with steel, you could use a thiner plate!

 

wow this is sweet nice job with the fab work

 

Good work. I'm looking to pick up an EG shortly, and if I do, I'll definitely try to get in touch with you, since you're local.

 

damn!! looks great! can't wait to see pics of it installed!! 8)

 

First bolt on done today, need to make some slight changes. Then re-fit.