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Rear Axle Locking Plates

Started by chedda_j, Jan 17 2013 03:14 AM

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#91
chedda_j

Posted 26 March 2013 - 09:39 PM

Lives to modify

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Location:Cranbrook, B.C, Canada
Drives: 1986 Honda Civic 2.2L LSD, Acura TL Aspec

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Thanks man that thing has been failing lots lately.

#92
redsautorehab

Posted 26 March 2013 - 09:59 PM

3gen enthusiast

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Location:Cornville, AZ
Drives: 00 Dodge Durango, 01 Ford F250, 99 Chevy Tracker, 82 suzuki rm250
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That's why I gave up on them, and paid for an actual dot com, with hosting.

"You play hard to get, I play hard to get rid of" Fez, That 70's Show

my website if you need parts for your car, and i don't have them at on my website, just pm me. I can get most of the common parts for our cars.

my vouch thread

#93
chedda_j

Posted 26 March 2013 - 10:25 PM

Lives to modify

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Location:Cranbrook, B.C, Canada
Drives: 1986 Honda Civic 2.2L LSD, Acura TL Aspec

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Thanks I have been thinking about it for the last few weeks now.
Here is the correct link to access the site as of right now.

http://cheddasauto.webs.com/

#94
staticchmbr

Posted 10 May 2013 - 08:36 AM

Work in progress

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Location:south eastern, PA
Drives: 2x crx in the rust graveyard, 87 crx si (building), 2004 wrx

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Just purchased a set of locking plates and links... excited!

87 crx si (in pieces)
If you don't live for something, you'll die for nothing.

#95
gustav129

Posted 10 May 2013 - 11:35 AM

At a racetrack near me....

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Location:North Atlanta
Drives: 1987 CRX Si, 1981 CP Mustang, 1987 Civic Si - R.I.P., 1974 IH Scout II

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Love my locking plate! 3 wheel turns are plenty, and a very balanced/predictable over steer.

Under steer is when you hit the wall with your front end.
Over steer is when you hit the wall with your rear end.
Horsepower is how hard you hit the wall.
Torque is how far you move the wall.
RGL Motorsports #129

#96
squareback

Posted 10 May 2013 - 09:21 PM

Nothing's stock at this house . . .

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Location:Kansas
Drives: 90 Civic Si, 89 Civic Si, 16 Pilot, 13 Ruckus
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I put my plate on about a week ago, and it went on great. I got the links also. I haven't had a chance to really push the car, but even around town I can tell it's there. Can't wait to finish the suspension and take it to an autocross to check it out. Chedda's the man.

No power . . . no weight