project is finally done. my homemade lower tie bars and pillar bars.
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project is finally done. my homemade lower tie bars and pillar bars.
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Re: project is finally done. my homemade lower tie bars and pillar bars. (SpoonedDC2)
great job. loving the front lower. what type of materials did you use? and where did you get the fittings on the ends?
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Re: project is finally done. my homemade lower tie bars and pillar bars. (rovigian)
Too big to look at 
Maybe you could resize and repost further down. Then when I want details of something I can look for it in the absurdly oversized pics.
Maybe you could resize and repost further down. Then when I want details of something I can look for it in the absurdly oversized pics.
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sorry guys.... i forgot my camera setting when i took it. but u can always right click the pic and then go to properties to get the link and paste it onto a new window. if u have win XP, it will resize it to fit ur screen 
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Re: project is finally done. my homemade lower tie bars and pillar bars. (3.504)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 3.504 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">great job. loving the front lower. what type of materials did you use? and where did you get the fittings on the ends?</TD></TR></TABLE>
the material is water hardened mild steel. the bar is solid, not hollow. they sell them for 3 feet each, 34.99 a piece at Orchards hardware. they are also 1 inch in diameter.. i happened to have gotten them for free from my class hehe.
the ball joint ends where 3/8'' diameter thread and national's standard 24 fine thread. they were 6.99 each at orchard hardware.. no where else that i know of sells them besides ebay.
as for the handling, i havent test it out yet since i am waiting on new parts to replace my jacked up distibutor.
the material is water hardened mild steel. the bar is solid, not hollow. they sell them for 3 feet each, 34.99 a piece at Orchards hardware. they are also 1 inch in diameter.. i happened to have gotten them for free from my class hehe.
the ball joint ends where 3/8'' diameter thread and national's standard 24 fine thread. they were 6.99 each at orchard hardware.. no where else that i know of sells them besides ebay.
as for the handling, i havent test it out yet since i am waiting on new parts to replace my jacked up distibutor.
Re: project is finally done. my homemade lower tie bars and pillar bars. (Chris1091)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Chris1091 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Too big to look at </TD></TR></TABLE>
yeah reduce size
</TD></TR></TABLE>yeah reduce size
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Re: project is finally done. my homemade lower tie bars and pillar bars. (BomBoi)
nifty... just wondering if there is any reason why the seats are in there with the pillar bars blocking access to all but a midget 
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Re: project is finally done. my homemade lower tie bars and pillar bars. (FlipSkater)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by tekstyle »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
the material is water hardened mild steel. the bar is solid, not hollow. they sell them for 3 feet each, 34.99 a piece at Orchards hardware. they are also 1 inch in diameter.. i happened to have gotten them for free from my class hehe.
the ball joint ends where 3/8'' diameter thread and national's standard 24 fine thread. they were 6.99 each at orchard hardware.. no where else that i know of sells them besides ebay. </TD></TR></TABLE>
sounds good, i've been really interested in a project like this and i might refer to your's as a guide if you dont mind.
the material is water hardened mild steel. the bar is solid, not hollow. they sell them for 3 feet each, 34.99 a piece at Orchards hardware. they are also 1 inch in diameter.. i happened to have gotten them for free from my class hehe.
the ball joint ends where 3/8'' diameter thread and national's standard 24 fine thread. they were 6.99 each at orchard hardware.. no where else that i know of sells them besides ebay. </TD></TR></TABLE>
sounds good, i've been really interested in a project like this and i might refer to your's as a guide if you dont mind.
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Re: project is finally done. my homemade lower tie bars and pillar bars. (Gerbilo)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Gerbilo »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">nifty... just wondering if there is any reason why the seats are in there with the pillar bars blocking access to all but a midget </TD></TR></TABLE>
hah yea fo real man! how are u gonna drive me around now, i dont think i could fit in your car anymore
can you even recline the front seats at all? looks like the bar will block it
</TD></TR></TABLE>hah yea fo real man! how are u gonna drive me around now, i dont think i could fit in your car anymore
can you even recline the front seats at all? looks like the bar will block it
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Re: project is finally done. my homemade lower tie bars and pillar bars. (SpoonedDC2)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SpoonedDC2 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
hah yea fo real man! how are u gonna drive me around now, i dont think i could fit in your car anymore can you even recline the front seats at all? looks like the bar will block it</TD></TR></TABLE>
the bars do block it. but if i remove the head rest, the front seat reclines comfortably under. i can always take it out when i m daily driving.
the hose clamps on the sway bar is to prevent it from shifting left and right. its doing an OK job of that for the pass 2 years, but i might replace them with something beefier
Modified by tekstyle at 12:54 AM 8/4/2004
hah yea fo real man! how are u gonna drive me around now, i dont think i could fit in your car anymore
can you even recline the front seats at all? looks like the bar will block it</TD></TR></TABLE>the bars do block it. but if i remove the head rest, the front seat reclines comfortably under. i can always take it out when i m daily driving.
the hose clamps on the sway bar is to prevent it from shifting left and right. its doing an OK job of that for the pass 2 years, but i might replace them with something beefier
Modified by tekstyle at 12:54 AM 8/4/2004
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