sub frames and welding

Reply Subscribe

Thread Tools

Search this Thread

Dec 4, 2004 | 11:31 AM

#11

mdvaldosta

I ♥ Acer

Joined: Sep 2003

Posts: 8,826

From: United States

RE: sub frames and welding

I just wet the carpet down when I did mine

Dec 4, 2004 | 11:36 AM

#12

me alot fast than u

I ♥ Acer

Joined: Nov 2004

Posts: 335

From:

RE: sub frames and welding

or did you pee on the carpet to put the fire off.....man there was no way was I doing what roundy did...I'm too lazy

Dec 4, 2004 | 12:55 PM

#13

roundman

5th Gear Member

Joined: Mar 2004

Posts: 4,813

From:

RE: sub frames and welding

Quote:

ORIGINAL: dc_mann8

Quote:

ORIGINAL: roundman

you need to remove the rear seat bottom to get access back there and the carpet is loose so it peels up easy. to go the front, remove the seats, 4 bolts and one wire connector, and the lower door molding strip, several philips heads screws, and the carpet will peel up easy enough for you to get access to remove the sound deadening gunk. you can leave the carpet propped up with an empty beer can while you weld the subrames too.

i like how you think!

[sm=thanx.gif] I consider beer an essential tool to have available whenever I work on my car except when I'm racing, but once the racing is done, a cold one really hits the spot especially after a long hot day at the track. And when I'm helping my friend work on his race car at his home garage, we can't work without beer readily available which is why he has a full sized fridge in the garage as the main house is over 200 feet away from the garage!

Empty beer cans are very versatile and we use them all the time to catch various fluids with and prop things up temporarily when we're working on things. You can even cut them up and use the thin aluminum for making light weight metal patches and other things also. In a real pinch, they can be used as portable urinals too! LOL