Thread: *Picture Intensive* Over the top 100% AWD frame conversion on my Stealth ES
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Old 01-07-2008, 07:00 PM   #9 (permalink)
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Default Re: My AWD Conversion Write Up
Installed a freeze plug in the rear diff to block off the all wheel steering pump gear hole and complete the AWS delete. Also put the six speed back together. And surprisingly, I got it in the car easily with my girlfriends help. I then seam sealed the inside of the inner fender wells, welded the in the larger sleeves/studs for the AWD rear sub-frame. And folded down the doors I cut to access them. Then I welded in the strut braces, and the rear speaker/seatbelt/seat bracket. I only have pics of the strut braces though, because I forgot to snap a pic of the seat brackets before I installed the rear interior. I’ll get a pic next time I can though.

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