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PostPosted: Mon Aug 01, 2005 12:48 pm 
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Ok. so Evil is getting depumpered in the next week or 2.

Has anyone done this? or know of the best way to achive the best end result?

I have a few ideas on how to do it. but would love some input. also any pics of debumpered cars would be sweet.

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PostPosted: Mon Aug 01, 2005 12:57 pm 
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is it legal in NSW? Ben (ausminis4u) was looking into it and had advice from the RTA. I can't remember if that was positive or negative advice.


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well it should be fine. cause its not leaving any sharp edges. I think thats the main thing. :wink:

and I think cause the car is not a adr complied car. even better. If I can do a removable flip front. even in fibre glass if i want I am sure I can make the ass of the car look nice and round :lol: PHAT ASS


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hey cody my mate knows how to do it and i watched him do it get a air saw and a grinder saw a bit grind a bit then mig a bit saw a bit grind a bit mig a bit and so on and so on
also what looks good is to remove the boot hinges and lock and mig up the holes then make up a new arangment i will be doing this to the bitch
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PostPosted: Mon Aug 01, 2005 1:50 pm 
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yeah thats what I was thinking. I have de flaped the boot lid. would be cool to loose the hinges.. but how? going to loose the bat. box to.


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They've got this new fangled idea called "internal hinges" !

If you're going full on mod road/racer (and it looks like you are :D )
then why not have no hinges or locks and just use 4 quick release fasteners
- DZUS or similar. Looks 8)

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i know about the internal hindges. lol its finding the right ones for the job that will be tricky. it would be all good if i had access to more tools and stuff to make brackets.

i am thinking the quick relese might be a go. might sit down with the boot lid toningh and have a think about it :? :twisted:


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the only problem is u will loose the option of being able to drive with the boot open and things sitting on the boot flap. i have only ever done this once but it's sumthin to think about

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debumpering the front is easy. u just either drill out the spot welds and use a wedge to pry it off as u go. or just grind it away and don't drill out the spot welds. it's easier and it leaves u with no hole to fill. i got half way through the front and started using this method and it's much better. i haven't done the rear yet i think i'm gunna get it done at a pannel shop

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the front is no prob. to do. and i now know how to do the back. just wanted to make sure i was on the same page. :wink:

and i really dont think evil is a car you would have anything in the boot :twisted:


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ok. i like the idea of pins on the rear. i just said it cause i thought it was funny to carry things with the boot open. and i did it the other night with a washing machine barrel. i think i will change over to pin after i have paid off my skoolies cruise

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Go to my Photobucket album (link in signature). My Clubby is debumpered.

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Stuartminidlx wrote:
the only problem is u will loose the option of being able to drive with the boot open and things sitting on the boot flap. i have only ever done this once but it's sumthin to think about

Ahhh, but you can just take the boot lid off and stick big things in the boot hole :wink:

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how bout a smooth fibreglass boot lid

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