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Lets Get Stiff

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hey guys was a bit bored and though of some body mods to work on to stiffen up the body and havent seen many off the shelf parts other than a cage, so thought of looking at :-

 

* bar between the rear seatbelt mounts

* front strut brace

* rear strut brace

* cage soon

* door bars front/rear

* monkey bar over tranny tunnel in the rear

 

not going to do all of these but some of them, just lookin for off the shelf options

 

james

Well you can narrow it down to Ke corolla's at least Spencer!

But he has a point haha.

If your talking Ke70, check out this, there's a fair bit available if your willing to pay some curiously expensive prices for them - http://www.ebay.com.au/sch/i.html?_nkw=ke70+ultra&_sacat=0&_odkw=ke70+brace&_osacat=0&_trksid=p3286.c0.m270.l1313

Depends where you think the body flexes. Have you ever seen a KE70 crack? Triumph 2000s used to crack around the "C" pillar, the Mazda RX2s used to crack in front of the A pillar, but they were being rallied and that is really hard on a body shell.

 

The struts across the suspension towers would be good, the front moreso than the rear, but underneath the car is better setup than the modern FWDs that have suspension arms hanging out in mid-air.

 

Door bars and extra bars from the shell to the front would be nice in an accident, these cars are terribly weak compared to new ones.

 

Mitch will have some good ideas, he works on V8Supercars. Let us know what you find out.

hey guys was a bit bored and though of some body mods to work on to stiffen up the body and havent seen many off the shelf parts other than a cage, so thought of looking at :-

 

* bar between the rear seatbelt mounts

* front strut brace

* rear strut brace

* cage soon

* door bars front/rear

* monkey bar over tranny tunnel in the rear

Why'd you want to have a swing set in the car for ?? Planning on having an army of Indian monkeys swinging from the bars or something ?!?

 

 

Depends on the vehicle in question

front strut brace

and a mod-plated six point cage

 

most of the other stuff would be a baboons play toy. But it depends on the vehicle.

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Theres heaps of after market parts for a Nissan R35!!

 

oh, sorry spencer, i thought i put this in the kexx corolla discussion?????? :D

 

thanks for the links and replies guys i will definitely look into this further :)

Give this a good read:

 

http://www.ae86drivingclub.com.au/forums/showthread.php/23475

 

If you do end up purchasing anything take into account what they mention about the construction of the brace (pivots, bends ect.)

 

 

PS. It's generally about 86's but the same principles can be transferred to kexx

 

Hayden

Edited by Chillin

Why not get a full cage instead? with the amount you would spend on them.

I'm sorry but am I the only one who finds the topic title a little um.... Yeah I don't have to explain it.

I was expecting to see bikini clad slurries all over the screen, my bad.

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I'm sorry but am I the only one who finds the topic title a little um.... Yeah I don't have to explain it.

I was expecting to see bikini clad slurries all over the screen, my bad.

 

thought about it :D

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