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Hey team,

Its been a loooong time since ive posted anything on the forum. I have a very strange question...

Ive been thinking about this for a while, would it be possible to change the rear chassis rails to bolt in style. I have my NOS chassis rails, but unfortunately i dont have a gas MIG, ive ...

i hope to god uve put labels on absolutely everything you've pulled out and written down what goes exactly where. But other than that... good work

hahahahahahahaha, thats pure aussie thinking mate... mixxing bowls, it cracks me up just thinking about it. the funny thing is when i think about it logically its actually the perfect kind of shape you want for a speaker container. my hat goes off to you

lol, just buy bog in bulk and ull be right... but seriously, as smooth said, unless its sentimental id start with something better

yeah i dont get it, heaps of people pass it on for others to do, its just as easy as emailing them. Seriously, go through it step by step with instruction (there are some. i think they are a sticky in My FB/EK). it took me a while, but i got it eventually. i dont mean to offend anyone

Hey guys, im going to be getting some new front chassis rails folded up sometime next week, my questions are:

Do i need to take the subframe off to put the new front chassis rails in?

Also if im taking the subframe off i presume i have to remove the front end and engine \gearbox is this right ...

i forgot to mention, if you want the pods inside they tend to sell them at places like JB Hi Fi or an actual car stereo store

yeah thats one of the places you could cut them. you WILL need a pod on the back otherwise the speakers will get ruined and quick. in terms of where to get them, you would need to make your own, either out of fibreglass (read up on it, there is stuff all over the net, or make something out of metal ...

g'day andrew,

I plan on doing the same sought of thing sometime in the near future, except ill probably make my own pods down in the kick panel, the one thing you have to remember is that it NEEDS to be out of the way of the pedals, otherwise its just not worth it, another thing ive seen people do ...

get a steering wheel puller, seriously, it costs like $15 and if your anything like me your always pulling off the wheel for one reason or another

Hey guys,

The rails that the subframe bolts into underneath the ute that go from the sills, to the hump and have a t junction a quarter of the way from the sill end, are buggered on my ute, how hard is it to fabricate these myself? also i beleive that its supposed to go along the hump and onto the ...

EK_Van_girl, that is one AMAZING van, it almost makes me want one, but i know i have to finish one project before i begin another one.

im getting there, gimme time. Ive been rewiring the car and i gotta wait for dad to come back with the commie so i can steal its tires for 20 minutes. Ill get it done asap

yeah a meetup sounds good, god knows i have nothing better to do with my time, if only the ute was ready for a cruise though . Im still having difficulties getting someone to do my chassis rails for me, and finishing off the wiring thats all unplugged...

Alex

yeah matty, stud adapters, i got them today, i hope to try them out tomorrow, ill post pictures tomorrow hopefully. I always wondered how good they were so i just bought some and ill be able to shed some light to others.


Cheers,


Alex