sleeperMULLET

Heres a few pics of the SFC's I built. Its 2x3 .120 tubing, with 1/8" flat stock plates in the front. It was a PITA to cut the floor and stitch weld the entire thing inside and out, but its worth it. I forgot to take pics on the inside, but the only thing I will have trouble with is the carpet not touching the floor behind both front seats. The black stuff is caulk for metal to metal fits. Let me know what you guys think.

Jeremy95TA

Neat... but why not just buy some?

sleeperMULLET

i'm in chassis fab at Wyotech, we can't buy anything we can make. Also, if you tie the floor in with the SFC, it will make it that much stronger.

Jeremy95TA

Cool.

2000GTP

Not bad.. so can you fab up your own torque arm, that is the big dollar item.

sleeperMULLET

No, didn't fab that up, my instructors let me buy it, we did make a panhard rod for about $5 and boxed the stock trailing arms, these classes are great, but i'm not a expert fabricator by any means.

zx1216

yeah, a torque arm would probably require a fixture for welding, although if you did make a fixture you could prolly sell them pretty easily for a little cheaper...

RedHottG2

That's pretty damn cool. Nice job!!

jtcz28

Very cool! If you dont mind me asking what color is you car?? I also go to wyotech and havent seen your car around.

-Justin

turbotko

I went to wyotech 5 years ago back when laramie was the only campus. Chassis fab was a cool class, I really enjoyed it. I'm now a BMW master technician and shop foreman at a BMW dealer in Georgia. There are some good opportunities outta wyotech.

BigDB

dude great job on the SFC's. Wish I could go to wyotech, it was my plan untill i talked to my dad and we found out abput the $$$$.

FastLt1

Put a roll cage in while you are there. That is really big bucks on the street.

Bayer-Z28

That's what I call custom Baby!

Nice job.