Check out my self made TA relocation x-member
03-17-2010, 09:10 PM
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Check out my self made TA relocation x-member 1/4" plate and 1/8" plate bushing holder.
Total cost $32.00 and a few hours.
installed pics
Total cost $32.00 and a few hours.
installed pics
Last edited by Pilsner; 03-18-2010 at 06:51 PM. Reason: more pics
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03-18-2010, 11:09 AM
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I made it for stock height, and drilled another set of holes to move it up 3/4". You could make it more adjustable by drilling more holes, easy to do later on if you wanted. I'll take some installed pics and post them tonight.
03-18-2010, 09:05 PM
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It's a factory crossmember, I just added the 1/4"plate, bushing holder and round tubing support. The 1/4" plate is overkill, I would just do 3/16" next time. The stock crossmember metal is 1/8" throughout.
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13,000 miles on this car. I just threw a couple of coats of flat black over the new part and where I sanded to weld. The rest of the car is in the same condition, pretty much rust free, which makes it a pleasure to work on.
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LOL, 13K miles. . . I've squeezed that out in the past 7 months on the new cam 
If the rest of your car is as clean as that work, you won't want to look under my Z. Great work.
If the rest of your car is as clean as that work, you won't want to look under my Z. Great work. 
