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So I want to replace my radiator support on my 1989 fox body due to it being super messed up from previous owner.

the only one Ive really found is team z one from LMR but don't wanna pay 88$ of shipping to canada.

does anyone know where to get one in canada or something similar ? if theres nothing I will probably just make it but id rather just get one and weld it in !! thanks
 

General karthief

wonder how much it would cost to ship you a pair
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Don't have any friends over here that can toss one over the fence?
 
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Yeah I'm trying to work that out haha or if its just worth building it myself for the hassle
 

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If you have some fabrication skills and a welder you could make your own for next to nothing. I'm replacing mine this winter and will probably just use 2x2 or 2x1.5 square tubing. If you google it you'll see where others did just that.
 

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But a tube bending machine from harbor freight. Then make an almost exact copy.

I have the team z lower. It’s nice, but it wouldn’t take a rocket surgeon to make one yourself.
 

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Ive got the team z... but it easily could be made. Is just a bent 1 1/4 inch tube welded to bent ends that fit over the frame rail.
 
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Yeah I'm defiantly going to make one it seems super simple
 
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