battle boxes,where to buy?

94opalgt

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i wanted to get some of the ones that summit was selling for the torque boxes but i guess they dont sell them anymore,i know summit didnt call them that,but that is exactly what they were.so i started looking for the battle boxes from wild rides but i cant find them anywere on the net at all.ive done search after search and nothing.i can find write up's about them but thats not what i want,i want to buy them.can anyone help me out here?

 

blksn955.o

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rick91gt or whatever sells the stainless steel ones...Prob. the best your gonna get.

 

94opalgt

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hey thanks for letting me know who to talk to black95,i tried to send him a pm but his but he hasent emptied his box so it wouldnt let me.oh well i guess i will try again some other time.

 

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holcombmotorsports.com

however it would be easier to call and talk to them as their website kinda sucks. plus you can get a free catalog.

 

Rick 91GT

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E-mail sent

 

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wildridesracecars.com sells some good ones.

 

Grn92LX

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Rick 91GT makes and sells the best you will buy since his are stainless steel and designed with an extra support plate. This is what I run on my car

 

chaos254

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i thought these were unnecessary on a 94+ car

 

blksn955.o

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sn95 cars are the same in this area as the fox's, except our hole needs to be cut larger to fit them in as for some reason ford made it smaller.

I got some UPR lower trq box rein. from WFC like 4yrs ago for 45-50$, man the deals they had back then...then I found that ricks made his and were better....

I still need to get a set of uppers and upper rein. and hope to order from rick when I do that.

 

94opalgt

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hey rick thanks for all the info you sent.just have one ? though,i didnt see anything for the upper,do you not make them for the upper?you will be hearing from me by the end of this month,my car is being picked up in a trailer by a shop in my area,akron horsepower,they are going to put my 30# inj.back in,put my pro-m and afm power pipe back on dyno it and burn a chip for it so it runs right all for $500 bucks.so i figured its a good time for them to put the control arms on,hence the interest in in your boxes.thanks for all your help.

 

Jackie Chan

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there use to be some very cheap alternatives on ebay that someone made. might want to check that out

 

silverstangman

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yeah the upper torque boxes you can just weld the crap out of and they won't go anywhere. the lowers do really need to be reinforced however as they are prone to break even on stock motored cars. if i was you i would save your money and just buy the lowers and get someone to weld 2 nice solid beads on each of your uppers.