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Solid rear brace?
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07-19-2007, 05:18 PM
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Why not use strut braces to start?
You could take a triangle bar in the rear and a regular one in the rear. This would be an easy start. Additionally there are floor braces available. And body braces, for example under the front fenders. Or if you can weld, jsut throw in some extra piping. If you wanna go all out you could also stitch weld the body. Might be a little too much though. Speed Industries Hurdnerwaeldlistr. 73 8808 Pfaeffikon Switzerland e-mail: [email protected] phone: +4155 420 15 69 page: http://www.speed-industries.ch MSN: [email protected] We have all the parts your Hachi needs |
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