gixxerdrew
DSM Wiseman
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- Oct 5, 2007
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Yokohama, Japan,
Asia
Paul, I will spend countless hours on the phone with you if needed to help in any way I can with this project. You know how to reach me. Please dont listen to the interweb haha
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I'm pretty sure there's room for .500-.750". Maybe even more for cars that sit very low.Is there enough room for the axles through the damper mounting fork if you move the mounting point down?
Nope, but it can be with the exceeding popular Koni yellows and anything that doesn't have an adjust length body.Is suspension travel still an issue with adjustable length shock bodies?
I've spoken with Andrew about why our stock style dual lower pivot points is more ideal than a 1-pc. I wish I could explain it to you as well as he explained it to me, but my knowledge base of the 2G front suspension is only a fraction of his. Hopefully Andrew can chime in here.I would like to input some. If you are doing a tubular subframe you should look into replacing the LCA's for a one piece. I would be a hell of an upgrade from all aspects.
I know the searching would be hard but thats not the point I guess.
Those are some heavily exagerated numbers there. The OEM LCA and compression arm together weigh 13.6#. And the weight savings of a small Wilwood brake kit is closer to 7# per corner.Ill elaborate from a drag guys point of view.... Dropping probably 30 lbs per corner in the front. It would be enough for me to buy it. That coupled with wilwood small brakes you're talking damn near 100 lbs off the front of the car where our weight kills us the most.
The prototype will be finished within a week of starting.What is the ballpark time frame for this?
Thanks, man. I'll give you a call when we get started.Paul, I will spend countless hours on the phone with you if needed to help in any way I can with this project. You know how to reach me. Please dont listen to the interweb haha
I've spoken with Andrew about why our stock style dual lower pivot points is more ideal than a 1-pc. I wish I could explain it to you as well as he explained it to me, but my knowledge base of the 2G front suspension is only a fraction of his. Hopefully Andrew can chime in here.
Hey Paul, any chance you'll offer a discount or package deal for the front and rear subframes?
Paul, how are you going to handle the compression/anti dive arm? Is there a way to ream the knuckle and allow geometry correction with a different ball joint? I believe we can build tishis car to handle but it needs lots more R&D. I get why people are asking about a strut suspension. Look at the gst impreza. It can smoke almost any car around a track
I should be able to use just about anything that is long enough. The prototype will either use an OE rack or a Mustang 2 rack. But if we go with the Mustang 2 rack, I'd have to special order it with extended inner tie rods to get the length proper (They are about 6" narrower than our OE rack). I'll leave the rack option up to John on this build, but I'm open to suggestions from you road race guys on steering racks for any subsequent k-member builds.Did you decide on a rack yet?
How beefy are the lateral arm mounts? It looks like they might be boxed in some, but it's hard to tell.