I am starting to build them for B13/B14 guys and they love them. Would there be any interest here?


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OEM wrote:I am starting to build them for B13/B14 guys and they love them. Would there be any interest here?

Pics?

I can't picture how it would be set up on our cars...

It will attach from the control arm to the frame to eliminate wheel hop. I can find a pic.


http://www.overkillengineeringmotorsports.com/

http://www.redlineforums.com/forums/howto-section/28040-bwoody-traction-bars-install.html


http://www.overkillengineeringmotorsports.com/

The cobalt and HHR pals go from the a-arm to the engine cradle. Their are tons of pictures around if you search cobalts.



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PRND321 Till I DIE
Old Motor: 160whp & 152ft/lbs, 1/4 Mile 15.4 @88.2
M45 + LD9 + 4T40-E, GO GO GO

I dig.

But I cant even get my wheels spinning let alone hopping lol

Well, it will help with turning as well, it will keep the arm from any bit of flexing.

mark


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I'd buy a set (no powdercoating though )

OK MARK !!!!!
Can you tell me how you got into my garage.
How do you steal my ideas only weeks after I start designing them!!!!!?????

I have a mock setup started, but im being sent out of town for work for about 4-6 months, so I wont be able to finish it for a while!
Mine will mosy likely be attaching to my custom ultralight aluminum front radiator support, being made as we speak.
But I leave next friday, so i will not have any eye candy for a while .....

Sorry guys

If I can get 5 people together I will start on these. Let me know guys. Looks like we have 2 so far


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I'd be down for a set of them, but it won't be for a long time till I could purchase.
Be nice to just have them out on the market for us. I'm going to be building the motor, and won't be able to afford suspension parts for a long time.

One run to the parts store and we can build our own. Am i interested in them? Yes. Am i going to pay you to piece together something that i can do myself? Hell no.

So we got 2 people. If we can gt 3 more its a GO.

Mark


http://www.overkillengineeringmotorsports.com/

Tinkles wrote:One run to the parts store and we can build our own. Am i interested in them? Yes. Am i going to pay you to piece together something that i can do myself? Hell no.

While I have the same line of thinking as you on the subject, Keep in mind most people have little to no fabrication skills. Making it worthwhile to buy these in some cases.

Good luck Mark!

Mike wrote:

Tinkles wrote:One run to the parts store and we can build our own. Am i interested in them? Yes. Am i going to pay you to piece together something that i can do myself? Hell no.

While I have the same line of thinking as you on the subject, Keep in mind most people have little to no fabrication skills. Making it worthwhile to buy these in some cases.

Good luck Mark!

No fab skills are needed. It's the same as the RodEndSupply rear tie bars, only smaller. Just order the right parts and screw them together, it's not hard. The only thing that needs to be figured out is the length of the "traction bar" and that isnt hard at all.

I'll take a set how much you think they gonna be?


z28guy(KGM BEOTCH)

I am thinking around $115 a set.


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would these be used instead of a sway bar or work with it?

also wondering where on the sub fram they might mount. they would have to point back due to there really being no sub frame in front of the ca. unless it went to the rad support area?

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interested in how you're thinking of mounting them as well.

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2010 Lonestar Bash 2nd place J-Body Street Class

I'm interested aswell.

pmd

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