As title, where can I get a set of trophy/182 subframes for trendlines? I've got the seats but can't find subframes!
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Trendline subframes, where to buy?
- Thread starter l33th3tr33
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Thanks, couldn't see anything on the website but ended up calling them, they've been waiting on them since november 12!
I have no idea where to start with that though, and if it's even been done.
Yeah its been done before, Dan@SJM did it for Emma in her cup with evo trendlines.
As you are in Devon so cant be too far from him, just pay him to do yours, I dont think it was a lot of work, basically just a couple of bits of angle iron and some time with the welder.
As you are in Devon so cant be too far from him, just pay him to do yours, I dont think it was a lot of work, basically just a couple of bits of angle iron and some time with the welder.
I'm in Torquay, so hopefully not too far, but if it means cheaper then so be it! The seats aren't out of a trophy, hence no subframes but I doubt the seat base would be any different.
It was Evo ones he did for Emma.
He's in street so a bit of a trek, but you could make a day of it and spend the day at the clarkes village
I have no idea where that is, but I've messaged him earlier, just waiting for a reply. I'll have a google of clarkes village, although I'd be happy to lend a hand if needed.
It is something I've done.
It's quite time consuming as you need to tear the seat apart and weld the new frame to the old seat base. Tbh I'd allow 6 hours to do it again. Just as you have to chop so much out, measure/chop repeat, and IMO they didn't lower the seat enough.
It's quite time consuming as you need to tear the seat apart and weld the new frame to the old seat base. Tbh I'd allow 6 hours to do it again. Just as you have to chop so much out, measure/chop repeat, and IMO they didn't lower the seat enough.
