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Thread: IDF Tubular Control Arm Thoughts/Review

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    10-27-2012 11:41 PM #36
    Anymore info on these IDF Subframes?

    would like more info / photos.

    This extra 1 inch of clearence you speak of. I assume thats without motor mount spacers? So just the subframe alone will give you the ability to lay frame rail?

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    10-28-2012 01:45 AM #37
    Quote Originally Posted by CULVER View Post
    Anymore info on these IDF Subframes?

    would like more info / photos.

    This extra 1 inch of clearence you speak of. I assume thats without motor mount spacers? So just the subframe alone will give you the ability to lay frame rail?

    Very Interested
    i believe you run motor mount spacers with these.
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    02-25-2013 02:33 AM #38
    Did anyone else have to clean out a load of weld splatter from the thread holes? These things took so long to come, I figured they'd be perfect on arrival. Now I've got to go grab a tap to clean out all the **** in the threads. Awesome work.

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    02-26-2013 03:00 AM #39
    Quote Originally Posted by SamS3 View Post
    Did anyone else have to clean out a load of weld splatter from the thread holes? These things took so long to come, I figured they'd be perfect on arrival. Now I've got to go grab a tap to clean out all the **** in the threads. Awesome work.
    Mine shall be here friday Ill let you know if they have "a load of weld splatter"

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    02-26-2013 11:58 AM #40
    Mine had a little bit of splatter in them, but it was nothing a small wire brush and some compressed air couldn't fix.

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    02-26-2013 03:18 PM #41
    Apparently it's not spatter but beads from bead blasting. Still, a bit frustrating. Hopefully yours are ok.

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    02-26-2013 03:19 PM #42
    Yeah I'll try and get a small wire brush in there.

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