oldskool thats my EXACT plan for the bash bar on my drift rat, stock bumper shocks FTW! Nice to see it'll work without issue.
Currently she sits like this.
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Originally posted by rpob5t View PostGranted its still in progress but it seems a little silly to build a tube frame and not tie it into anything structural ...
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I'd rather just buy this car. If i had the garage space for a dedicated track car i'd be all over this one.
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Is their default picture a panda holding two guns sideways? Seriously?
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No one is claiming that its a tube frame. Entirely different.
Drift crowd is pretty versed on doing these "front tube chassis" on their front ends.
It does make the front end stronger in on course impacts with no damage to the tube cage when done properly.
Just bang out the bodywork or hang new panels and the rest is still good.
Now that e30 has the right idea but horrible execution.
From the pic it looks they don't have a handle on what they are doing or why they are doing it.
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Granted its still in progress but it seems a little silly to build a tube frame and not tie it into anything structural or ditch the mac struts for a proper A-arm setup. Looks like they're doing this just to gain tire clearance and and have a way to quickly remove/replace/hang body work...Last edited by rpob5t; 12-21-2011, 09:15 PM.
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I have a hard time believing that weighs less than the factory support once gutted...
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Thats not a tube front end,hardly qualifies as tube bracing really.
This is the front of one of my projects,its tube frame for sure.
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im not seeing the point, why tube frame and keep all the factory pick up points? and i would think a drift car would want some sort of "crumple" zones since they touch the wall so much.Last edited by BimmerScreamer; 12-18-2011, 07:55 PM.
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