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  • 94NDTA9 Offline
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    94NDTA
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    I personally would just replace the panels.

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    • JimJ Offline
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      It woudln't be easier if it were a quarter panel that had to be re-welded on though

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        94NDTA
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        Jim wrote:
        It woudln't be easier if it were a quarter panel that had to be re-welded on though
        I guess. I don't really know the CRX very well. If you didn't have to re-weld, THEN I would just replace it.

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          Grind out all the rust and go crazy with bondo. The back pannels have to be welded and its a HUGE ordeal. I think the pannel alone is $600 a pop.

          Got any pics of your crx?

          88 Honda crx Si-B16 turbo street car, 06 Civic Si- DD

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            I will be going through this process in about a month or so. The only way to do it is the right way, and that is to cut and weld, otherwise you are just prolonging the return of the rust...trust me. Find a salvaged CRX and cut the good parts off of it, weld it in, call it a day.

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              NightriderWRX
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              seanjohn wrote:
              I will be going through this process in about a month or so. The only way to do it is the right way, and that is to cut and weld, otherwise you are just prolonging the return of the rust...trust me. Find a salvaged CRX and cut the good parts off of it, weld it in, call it a day.
              actually there is one at a junkyard right now... Me and my new friend Gavin (he's got the same year and model, are going to see how much they want for the entire car... 😄 As for pics... I will have them up in a few days i suppose... I wanna clean her up more to be able to placed next to the scoob...

              <u>2004 WRB Subaru WRX STi </u>
              350awhp pump 93 octane
              430 awhp c116

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                What junkyard if you don't mind me asking...I'm pretty sure I know every crx in every junkyard within' 400miles, and what year/model. I need some 90-91 upper control arms.

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                  Flowcus
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                  First... get a job so your G/F doesnt have to support your ass 😄 j/k

                  Second do it the right way... its not like you have to have it ready for a show or something. Cut off the old shitty ones and weld on new ones.

                  I ride random bitches.

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                    i actually applied at papa johns to deliver pizza's in da beater YAY 🙂 Then again i have that honda job finally opening to me... Light duty tech shit 😛 but ya... we are gonna end up grinding off the rust and re-welding just 1 peice on the driver's door... everythen else will be bondo'd over... Basically i am gonna have to do the handy welding since idk if my friend know's how... anybody know what kinda metal to use?

                    <u>2004 WRB Subaru WRX STi </u>
                    350awhp pump 93 octane
                    430 awhp c116

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                      the junkyard was johnson's in mandan, they had 1 1990 crx and about 4 or so 86-88 crx's... the 1990 crx was completly stripped. God damn-it... I don't know what i want to do anymore with her 😞

                      <u>2004 WRB Subaru WRX STi </u>
                      350awhp pump 93 octane
                      430 awhp c116

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                        IridePSI
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                        NightriderWRX wrote:
                        i actually applied at papa johns to deliver pizza's in da beater YAY 🙂 Then again i have that honda job finally opening to me... Light duty tech shit 😛 but ya... we are gonna end up grinding off the rust and re-welding just 1 peice on the driver's door... everythen else will be bondo'd over... Basically i am gonna have to do the handy welding since idk if my friend know's how... anybody know what kinda metal to use?

                        Welding is sooo easy. I'm certified and I know a little about re paneling. Just do tack welds and start on one corner then do the opposite side and so forth so your not warping anything. Basically scatter your welds and take your time don't weld one after another, after another, after another, just do about three or four small tack welds with a little hobby welder and let it cool after those. Any questions.

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                          IridePSI
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                          Oh, use some ferrus light industrial sheet metal. (you might be able to use stainless steel.) Ask about it to some old timer that would know something about it.

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                            NightriderWRX
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                            thanks all for the help... I am soo fucking lost on what i want to do to this thing anymore 😮 It'd be a great project for someone... but i am starting to get bummed out about it.

                            <u>2004 WRB Subaru WRX STi </u>
                            350awhp pump 93 octane
                            430 awhp c116

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