Rear quarter panel
Anyone have any experience with this website? They're selling replacement rear quarter panels for dirt cheap. I'd call them, but I figured one of you guys had to come across them, and if not maybe its a good find.
Results for Mazda Their quoted shipping costs on the website arn't bad either, for me at least.. |
no idea, but i think im going to buy one of these next week. ill let ya know if u dont pick one up
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I wonder if they're the same as these
Windy City Miata Club Forum • View topic - RUST REPAIR PANELS!! rocker rust - MX-5 Miata Forum |
Those look like they are almost a bolt in affair. Aside from smoothing the top of course.
Dose anyone have a photo of thier rear quarter OFF the car? |
Originally Posted by falcon
(Post 516674)
Those look like they are almost a bolt in affair. Aside from smoothing the top of course.
Dose anyone have a photo of thier rear quarter OFF the car? |
I think this would only be a viable option if your rear quarter panel is completely wrecked. If you're using it just to repair rocker panel rust, then it looks like a lot more work then just getting someone to cut out the affected area and weld new metal in. These pieces need to be welded, and think about how large of an area will need to be cut out and smoothed. It's such a large area as well, who knows structurally how it might affect the car.
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Originally Posted by dustinb
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I think this would only be a viable option if your rear quarter panel is completely wrecked. If you're using it just to repair rocker panel rust, then it looks like a lot more work then just getting someone to cut out the affected area and weld new metal in. These pieces need to be welded, and think about how large of an area will need to be cut out and smoothed. It's such a large area as well, who knows structurally how it might affect the car.
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Originally Posted by MartinezA92
(Post 517524)
You could cut out the part that is rusted, cut out the piece of the new quarter panel that you need, and replace only that part. That is what I plan to do.
Wouldn't it just be easier to weld the whole thing in anyway? |
We have used the panels through BTDT on a few customer cars at work, they are legit. Pretty sure I remember them being cheaper than tri-pro in the end with shipping.
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Originally Posted by Slider
(Post 515770)
I wonder if they're the same as these
Windy City Miata Club Forum • View topic - RUST REPAIR PANELS!! rocker rust - MX-5 Miata Forum these appear to be the same panels as ours. Our shipping is stupid cheap compared to the first add. ;) |
i wonder if they have the lower dog leg?
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Originally Posted by mackmiata
(Post 681404)
i wonder if they have the lower dog leg?
more pictures here http://btdtracing.com/gallery/v/Parts/rear+quarters/ |
I'm glad someone is making these. I used some patch sections from Panic Motorsports but my inner panels were pretty badly rusted as well.
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anyone know how much just the lower doglegs are?
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BTDT's pannels are legit! i bought them and finally just got them on my car. I just cut out the portions that i needed and welded them in. Thier fit was perfect and they are very good quality.
Just my experience, Mike also i have pictures i can upload of what i did. |
i will give it a shot..I just dont want to buy an entire rear quarter just to cut off the lower section.
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Racing Beat also makes the lower section as a flair and it's fiberglass.
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