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02-24-2016, 02:21 PM
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G-Force Transmission x-member brace DIY?
Hello
I didn't have any tranny cross brace when I bought my project in bits (68). I would like one of those G-Force type ones and have the steel to make one. Problem is that I have no dimensions or angles to go off. Anyone got one of these that could take a few measurements or even better: have any plans they don't mind sharing? As I am in UK, such items cost an arm and a leg to ship to uk so thought as I have all the steel already, why not just make one. Ps: TH400 (3speed auto) Any help most welcome as not many people in UK have any idea when it comes to these cars. Thanks Scott |
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02-25-2016, 01:47 PM
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Nobody then eh?
Thought someone on here would have an idea about this. Can't believe no one got one of those G force tranny braces on their car somewhere? Thanks anyway Scott |
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#3
02-25-2016, 04:26 PM
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Scott ... try asking on one of the busier area ... like "Pontiac Street"
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