BlackWS666

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Regardless it looks badass man

nemss1

not sure if i wanna chop up the metal of my front fenders. keeping the stock overflow bottle and stock battery location with an odyssey battery

dlove

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I will have to get some pictures under the fender. It is trimmed so my 27'' tall front tires fit when it is lowered down on them. Those latest pictures are with it raised up. I need to redo my exhaust so i can lower it back down.

dlove

iTrader: (23)

Why? I would leave the metal but get a moroso overflow- 63657 and bracket 63401

The odyssey will fit sideways on the frame standing up.

BlackWS666

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Yea, i noticed in those pictures that the front was slammed, and it looked really good. I didnt know how you were able to pull that off.

dlove

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I have a good 1'', maybe 2'' that I can still lower it.

nemss1

just somthing im debating on cutting

question: r u using the bracket that mounts both the fenders and bumper to the car???

just asking because i dunno if that was cut off along with the rest of the front fender area

dlove

iTrader: (23)

Yes, I still have all the mounting points.

nemss1

dlove, i see your quite the expert in removing metal weight from your car. anything else that u can think of to cut that may be overlooked???

BlackWS666

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I removed my inner fender metal tonight. Did step by step, but see that there is already a sticky with inner fender removal, so no need to post it all up. I removed more than most people do. Took 7.5 pounds of each side. Also unbolted the swaybar mounts(about 1 pound each). Then i did the frame horns in the front. Those were 6 pounds for both.

I did the inner fender removal with a sawzaw, and angle grinder. NOT A TORCH. So if anyone wants all the pictures and steps, I will be happy to post them.

aksz71

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looks good, this is also on my to do list..

dlove

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I still see a lot left to trim. There is the lip there that still hangs out that I ground down smooth. Also if you look at it from underneath you will see that there is a section that hangs low. Not much weight, but helps for tire clearance.

dlove

iTrader: (23)

I actually don't have much cut at all. Just remember don't leave any bracket behind. Everything adds up.

BlackWS666

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So removing that fender metal is the trick to lowering the front safely without having tire clearance problems? Will it be likely to hit anywhere else?

dlove

iTrader: (23)

That and trim some of the fender inside lip some.

BlackWS666

iTrader: (31)

Nice.....I just removed the metal for weight reduction. Guess i killed 2 birds with one stone on that one.

nemss1

ya thats true. all the brackets do add up

nemss1

kinda far from finishing my car and is all taken apart so i was wanting some facts on if the back seat (top portion) should b e fine being just held by where the handles are

i dont have the lower mounts (frame portion nxt to the rear seat buckets) anymore

BlackWS666

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Wait.........your still rolling with a backseat. WTF

nemss1

ya. my interior looks completely stock although its missing alot of weight. trying to build a badass sleeper