Chassis Rigidity beyond a roll bar...
Joined: Oct 2011
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From: Detroit (the part with no rules or laws)
I've gotten a few miscellaneous pieces from them and they have always been top notch quality. Because a person advertises on CR.net and not MT.net does not automatically mean they sell crap.
^^ I second that. Anything that can drive down some of the prices would be a win for me. Just as long as the quality doesn't suffer too much, which I suppose is the Catch 22.
Lol, embarrassing for who? I'm perfectly happy with mine. It was dirt cheap, easy to build and I noticed a pretty big difference. At least it works fine on my craptastic street car. I definitely agree that it can be prettier, but I'll bet that your pretty version is only marginally better performing than my ugly version. I do like BBundy's solution though. Very elegant, lighter than mine for sure, and I really like the idea of the little welded reinforcement plate thing.
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Joined: Oct 2007
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From: The coal ridden hills of Pennsylvania
I'm just ---- about everything, weather it's under a fender where you can't see it, or not. I still know its there, so it should look good and perform to the extreme capabilities of what it can be.
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