taeng

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If you're lowered enough you know your UCA's are slamming into your chasis and causing you to cringe every time. I meet a fabricator who confidently said he can do the box out and weld it up with ease. Being that he was so confident I instantly agreed to let him do the work. It's not that difficult to do, but finding someone who understands what needs to be done and willingness to do it is difficult to find. I couldn't be more happy with the end result.

chrispy

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Looks completely OEM. That is some fine craftsmanship.

taeng

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Thanks Chris, that was exactly what I was looking for. I was thinking about doing the hole saw route, but I didn't want to see a hole every time I popped the hood.

krappy

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what did it end up costing you?

chrispy

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I'm thinking about cutting some clean holes in my engine bay and chroming or polishing my UCAs because they will peek through the holes when I dump the car all the way down.

taeng

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That sounds like a cool idea, kinda bare bones show off like a ruckus LOL

kit cat

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niiice! i need to contact my welder for this too.
thanks for posting them up!!!

sleeper408

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That would be pretty creative.

Taeng: That looks very clean and well-done. Problem solved! No more loud bangs over huge bumps and dips right?

tom steele

thanks i have been wanting to cut my front so when i air out it will go lower in the front but i don't think my problem is the upper control arm hits what size rims are you running because my tires rub before my control arms hit i do have 20s though ill have to take a closer look i am going to take the fenders off and see what i can do to get more clearance also install bump stops right before bottom out sucks to be stuck on the side of the road made a u turn and rubbed thru my air line forgot to re zip tie it when i did my brake upgrade also are you guys on bags or coil overs.i'll try to post pics when i do this it is sure nice to have welders and a plasma cutter in my garage !!!!!

denut-L

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Sweet, i would also like to know how much something like this would cost and how long did it take?

Spyder78

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He was also running 20s Maya RT5s.

taeng

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As for right now my UCA's haven't made contact. I'm also a 1/2 higher (still winter mode) then my normal height. Once my rims come in I'll bring it back down and see how it goes. I could tell you that I know it will help alot on dips and bumps, but if it's a big enough dip or bump I'm sure it will still make contact.
I had 20's before, running stock 17's now and will be running 19's soon. I'm on coils
It costed a a pretty penny a little over $500, but I think it's well worth it. I won't have to cringe anymore or at least not as much and it looks OEM.

Rich27

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Thanks for posting the pictures! The work looks amazing!

GS300ToM

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very clean in deed... looks great

V8RdnLow

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That looks really good! I wonder if I can find someone here in cali to do that for me......