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Old 01-01-2012, 04:56 PM
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What is your opinion of the AMD tubs....? I need to buy another pair for my drag car. I'm putting DSE's going in my street car right now. Price wise if they come with the outer tub , it appears to be quite a bit cheaper and I would be interested.
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What is your opinion of the AMD tubs....? I need to buy another pair for my drag car. I'm putting DSE's going in my street car right now. Price wise if they come with the outer tub , it appears to be quite a bit cheaper and I would be interested.

Pretty simple decision for me. I used them instead of the DSE because i was hanging new quarters. On cars where i'm just mini tubbing i use DSE
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If your sheet metal is good, you can make your own tubs.
Check this out.
http://www.totalcostinvolved.com/ass...o_Mini_Tub.pdf

They are not quite as wide as the DSE mini-tubs, and require a bit of fabrication, but I've seen this method used on two other cars here in the Bay Area. Again this depends on how good your existing tubs, inner and outer are, and how good you are with sheet metal work. Not sure you can get 335's without notching the frame rails, which is shown, however the DSE instructions on notching and patching the frame rails is better than what is shown in this link. I don't have the CD that came with the DSE mini-tubs, otherwise I'd shot you that file. Contact DSE and see if they will email it to you.
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Thanks, for the info. My wheelwells are shot, inner and outer, and the quarters have been replaced before and they are absolutely ****, riveted to the outer wheelwells, hacked at the base of the rear quarter window. I will be replacing all of it, so I figured I would minitub anyway.
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Any AMD part that has a part number starting with and X is Golden Legion or Dynacorn. If you need some sheetmetal, let me know.
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