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Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Lakeside, ca
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A local fab shop started it. I did most of the frame, all the motor mounts, tabs, etc. I folded their front and rear suspension and their hub. I choped out the front and rear of the car and redid all of the suspension myself including new chromemoly front arms. I also narrowed the front 5 1/2" from what they had and gained 4" of front travel. Its amazing what happens when the goometry is correct.
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That is a nice looking car and it sounds like you took time to improve it too. Front end geometery looks good from head on. What are the dimensions and weight?
Last edited by Gene; 07-11-2008 at 03:33 AM. Reason: sphllng |
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Location: Lakeside, ca
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Yes it is a 5 link. With the 5 link you can not mount the shocks inboard like on a trailing arm they are mounted very close to the wheel so I needed a longer travel shock to cycle the 19". We mocked it up with a set of 12" and could only get 14". I do still need to play with the valving and spring rate a little more though. I like a softer ride to get up on the whoops with rather than a stiff ride for jumping. I have the front perfect but the rear is still just a little too stiff.
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