Position 3 Users, Please Help!

[Farbin Kaiber]

I bet he is whining @ tech.

[Iain]

Lolercaust - I am experiencing it now.

[george graves]

Lolz. He trying to source an extra subframe to cut apart:

http://www.e30tech.com/forum/showthread.php?t=89989

[Ray Smoodiver]

Good to see that doyen of business, Peerless, is lending a hand.

[Japandrew73]

Get your pitchforks and torches ready...

[kronus]

Get your pitchforks and torches ready...

Ok, now what?

[Iain]

Get your pitchforks and torches ready...

[george graves]

Well - what do you have to say for yourself? :)

[VacMan]

Good to see that doyen of business, Peerless, is lending a hand.

Bonus points for using a word only 1.7% of R3V would understand without Google or dictionary.com. I appreciate your humor.

[Wh33lhop]

Bonus points for using a word only 1.7% of R3V would understand without Google or dictionary.com. I appreciate your humor.

Hey. Don't knock dictionary.com.

[Stephen]

Bump. What's the reasoning now? Pretty on the outside, average r3v pile under the hood?

[Japandrew73]

Bump. What's the reasoning now? Pretty on the outside, average r3v pile under the hood?

Hell no. Still notching the subframe and having it re-enforced, will be done by the end of the week. For those who are interested, notching the subframe gave about an inch and a half down, and just from moving it down, that gave a lot of room in the back direction. No pics yet, but still sticking to my original plan, and the fan is fitting.

[george graves]

Why?

[NC325iC]

i just want to say if it is done properly there is no reason a modified subframe cant have the same strength as the original stamped piece.

that being said i doubt a highschool kid with a cutoff wheel will get it right.

[Jb325is]

Sweet thread. Can't believe you're hacking up your subframe for a clutch fan. I admire you determination, but your attitude is laughable.