Fabrication Parts

[mb7050]

Just a thought

something like this would fit to a mcstrut package 'easier' and a double axis strut system(similar to revo knuckles) would not need any 'body modifications'.













http://www.not2fast.com/chassis/revoKnuckle.pdf


double axis strut system/ revo knuckles in action





http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PigHtBkokwA


I´m fairly certain almost all of the WRC cars have switched to a revo-knuckle style suspension by now, ford and citroën have been using the system for quite some time. (Two of the best in the recent years )

or this type of a double-'A' arm suspension

[Turbo Beast]

Sheeeet, if i had my car, id be in the market for some of that stuff!

[markoverclock]

when you start talking about suspension stuff I get a little worried about strength...I'd need to be convinced that they are very strong

i will be using chromoly 4130 or 4140, i will give tensile strength and bernell hardness with what ever i use. So you can see for yourself the strength. lol. It will be stronger than stock.

[markoverclock]

I was thinking something like your last picture here.

[mb7050]

^That would be great !

[markoverclock]

I think the revo system is nice but would require alot of cnc work and i cant get that kind of work done very cheap. I Like the way it would adapt easy. But i believe it would also limit the struts to choose from.

[mb7050]

the double-'A' arm setup is every bit as good as revo knuckle style setup even better IMO

[slage]

You can put me on the list for the LCA... depending on price of course


also, i still want a tubular front and rear crash bar lol

[J. Fast]

I was thinking something like your last picture here.

Close, more like this tho. It's much easier to see with a halfshaft in there.

[MR2]

yeah ok, I might buy that