Twin Lower Subframe Bar GB
11-15-2007, 08:36 PM
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Twin Lower Subframe Bar GB
From the last thread it looks like the TWIN LOWER SUBFRAME BAR is the product of choice.
THIS PRODUCT FITS THE 2.0L, 2.4L AND 2.2L manual tranny's
***for auto tranny you must let us know as an adjustment is needed in production***
TWIN LOWER SUBFRAME BAR
One of the newest products is the lower subframe bar, it bolts under the LSJ's front end. The bar is bolted to the frame where the stock A-arm bolts purtrude.
Supplied are 4 high strength bolts that replace the stock LSJ A-arm bolts,
they are longer, go through the frame and into the bar, and also four nylock
nuts that hold the bar in place. NO modifications are needed to mount this
part. Made with 1/4" thick steel mounting plates, and 1" wide schedule 40
piping for the bars. Colour of the part is either black or primer (for
colour matching purposes).
Price of a single bar is $130CDN
Group Buy Price of $120CDN
We will test to see if the subframe bar will fit the 2.2L and 2.4L.
I have the following list for people who are interested, please post if you want to be added to the list. (if you wish to be removed just let us know)
Will require at least 10 for the GB.
Payments will need to be send after the 10 people minimum is met.
1. takes5tries PAID (color Black)
2. spike PAID (color Black)
3. OrngBalt PAID
4. 06_SS_S/C PAID (Color Primer)
5. burntorange PAID
6. Red2.4SS PAID (Color Black)
7. jasz71 PAID (Color Black)
8. Littlebit PAID (Color Black)
9. Raven SS PAID (Color Black)
Remember to PM us for a shipping quote before you send payment.
THIS PRODUCT FITS THE 2.0L, 2.4L AND 2.2L manual tranny's
***for auto tranny you must let us know as an adjustment is needed in production***
TWIN LOWER SUBFRAME BAR
One of the newest products is the lower subframe bar, it bolts under the LSJ's front end. The bar is bolted to the frame where the stock A-arm bolts purtrude.
Supplied are 4 high strength bolts that replace the stock LSJ A-arm bolts,
they are longer, go through the frame and into the bar, and also four nylock
nuts that hold the bar in place. NO modifications are needed to mount this
part. Made with 1/4" thick steel mounting plates, and 1" wide schedule 40
piping for the bars. Colour of the part is either black or primer (for
colour matching purposes).
Price of a single bar is $130CDN
Group Buy Price of $120CDN
We will test to see if the subframe bar will fit the 2.2L and 2.4L.
I have the following list for people who are interested, please post if you want to be added to the list. (if you wish to be removed just let us know)
Will require at least 10 for the GB.
Payments will need to be send after the 10 people minimum is met.
1. takes5tries PAID (color Black)
2. spike PAID (color Black)
3. OrngBalt PAID
4. 06_SS_S/C PAID (Color Primer)
5. burntorange PAID
6. Red2.4SS PAID (Color Black)
7. jasz71 PAID (Color Black)
8. Littlebit PAID (Color Black)
9. Raven SS PAID (Color Black)
Remember to PM us for a shipping quote before you send payment.
Last edited by Eng@RebelAutoWorxs; 01-08-2008 at 01:03 AM.
11-15-2007, 11:21 PM
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yes, originally built on an Ion RL
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Well we are a Canadian Company located in Ontario. We lose too much to collect in US funds and then convert over, we did that in the past but now with the dollar the way it is, not very feesable.
sales@rebelautoworxs.com
Well we are a Canadian Company located in Ontario. We lose too much to collect in US funds and then convert over, we did that in the past but now with the dollar the way it is, not very feesable.
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11-15-2007, 11:23 PM
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11-15-2007, 11:46 PM
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"The stiffness and tightness in the front end is unbelievable. When I first hopped in the car and turned out of my lane-way, my face lit up and my smile stretched from ear to ear. Ok, my mouth isnt that big.
This is a must have part for anyone into handling, and/or auto-x/road course racing.
My car had a Progress Rear Anti-Sway bar and Eibach Pro-kit lowering springs. I found that after the sway-bar install, the Redline had a bit of over-steer with just the sway bar. With this sub-frame brace, I noticed the car is back into under-steer, but marginally. Near home there is an S-curve. I first took the curve at speeds in which I would normally have considered pushing it with my previous set-up. I turned around and took the curves from the opposite direction, increasing my speed by about 20km/h. The car felt incredible. I highly recommend this part to anyone who loves to hug the road, and who can have the patience to play around with things to get them to work.
Thanks Coppertop!"
I would say till Christmas
This is a must have part for anyone into handling, and/or auto-x/road course racing.
My car had a Progress Rear Anti-Sway bar and Eibach Pro-kit lowering springs. I found that after the sway-bar install, the Redline had a bit of over-steer with just the sway bar. With this sub-frame brace, I noticed the car is back into under-steer, but marginally. Near home there is an S-curve. I first took the curve at speeds in which I would normally have considered pushing it with my previous set-up. I turned around and took the curves from the opposite direction, increasing my speed by about 20km/h. The car felt incredible. I highly recommend this part to anyone who loves to hug the road, and who can have the patience to play around with things to get them to work.
Thanks Coppertop!"
I would say till Christmas
Last edited by Eng@RebelAutoWorxs; 11-15-2007 at 11:46 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
11-16-2007, 01:49 PM
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11-16-2007, 03:15 PM
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Add my name to that list...
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