Rushin

for sure, we should all meet up. I cut out pretty much the entire rocker panel today. Going to try to do the same to the floor tomorrow. Still need a welder.

john98394

sounds like fun. i live downtown, and i cant do any serious work on my car where i live. I spent most of today getting estimates for 3" lifts, i really hate to pay someone to install it, but I want the lift before winter gets here.

Rushin

I could probably help you some time.

john98394

That would be cool if you had the time, Im still researching what to get so it will be a while before i get it done.

Rushin

I would love to help. I have too many projects. I have my 90 turbo miata that was and still is my project for 2 years.

The jeep is my low budget project. I wan to do the best job i can with the least amount of cash.

john98394

yeah, my jeep is my dd, so it cant be tied up in shops all the time.

Vindicator9000

Damn I want a Miata.

Same boat here. My small quick car gets the budget and the heep gets the leftovers. But I love it anyway.

My wife tells people that our family doesn't believe in stock ride height. The Jeep's 3" too high, and the Civic's 3" too low.

Rushin

here is a pic of my miata

john98394

wow looks nice. i just got a job at pep boys, going to be buying all sorts of stuff for my jeep pretty soon..my other car is a 07 monte carlo ss

Rushin

I see, maybe you can hook me out with a set of wheel and tires?

john98394

ill see how things work, what i can get away with, but i bought my tires there buy 3 get one free, and they werent that expensive for mud terrain tires..i know there are better brands out there, but the ones on the jeep were shot when i bought it..next set will be bfg mud terrains. i will get a decent sicount on stuff though..

Vindicator9000

That's hot.

One of these days I'm going to build one into an autocross monster... one of these days.

Rushin

did some work. Really sad.

Vindicator9000

Ouch.

Look on the bright side: It's all underneath, so you don't have to make it look pretty. Trust me, I feel your pain. I just yanked all my carpet to start fixing my floors.

Start cutting and grinding. Get rid of everything that's soft. Weld in new sheetmetal, and POR-15 it. You'll never have to worry about rust there again.

Rushin

I am deciding if i want to go with new floor panel replacements or just get sheetmetal and weld that in. What you think?