farmers handmade trunk bars..
Oct 31, 2005, 10:32 PM
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farmers handmade trunk bars..
After making some other parts for the evo, i decided to make these first.. i will have 2 for sale by this weekend.. just waiting for a couple more heim joints.. all the parts are hand made, well i didnt make the metal but i cut, welded, assembled,and painted everything myself.... i may have gone over board with my thickness of matieral, but i like overkill, and all i can say is there was a big diff, in handling when i got the first one done... i dont like using aluminum, it bends, my stuff doesnt.. anyways i will have the 2 others done and painted shortly, i will sell them for 275 plus shipping.... this isnt cheap thin metal, its all 3/16.. i was gonna go 1/4 inch but that would have wieghed to much.. so 3/16 was much better weight wise.. but nontheless these dont flex...
All the tools you would need are 2, 3/4 inch wrenchs,3/4 socket, big ratchet, 14 mm wrench, razor blade, and a drill with a 1/2 inch bit.. install is very easy..
I didnt copy this idea from someone, im just making a couple parts here and there to pay for my damn addiction known as the evo.. i want a 35r on this car..
thanks for looking all..
All the tools you would need are 2, 3/4 inch wrenchs,3/4 socket, big ratchet, 14 mm wrench, razor blade, and a drill with a 1/2 inch bit.. install is very easy..
I didnt copy this idea from someone, im just making a couple parts here and there to pay for my damn addiction known as the evo.. i want a 35r on this car..
thanks for looking all..
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Nov 1, 2005, 11:12 PM
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The only thing is that you are using Moving parts too tie Points together . Heim joints offer a lot of movemenet for some stuff like Outer tie rods where they are tighter than OE tie rods , But for cage and stiffing purpose , I wouldn't use heim joints .
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id love to but there is nothing out here.. the best i can tell everyone for know is , i would have the added weight if i didnt notice a diff.. oversteer is very predictable with these in here...
Nov 2, 2005, 09:22 AM
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Originally Posted by cleanevo
The only thing is that you are using Moving parts too tie Points together . Heim joints offer a lot of movemenet for some stuff like Outer tie rods where they are tighter than OE tie rods , But for cage and stiffing purpose , I wouldn't use heim joints .
Farmer, good stuff
