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Old 12-20-2007, 08:34 PM
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I'd def be interested in a tubular x-member. Regardless of all the bracing and welding I'll still worry about my hacked x-member while I'm driving.
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motor/trans mounts are all time and few materials, once you got a pair of them done, replicating them would require very little effort. Fabricating a simple jig would cut down the production time even more.
at most I'd pay $300 for mounts if they were nice and powdercoated.
But I'm a cheap bastard.
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Originally Posted by mmdb
I was first thinking about having x-members made from my existing car, but iI'll definitely look into having a tubular x-member developed. It'll cost a bit to have it R&D'd but I think it could save everyone money in the long run. I'll keep everyone posted.
Yes, keep me updated I will be in for sure

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