 Increasing front "track" via longer A-arms??, Anyone here BTDT???.... |
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| Mueller |
 Oct 12 2003, 11:11 AM
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Due to my large offset wheels (40mm), the wheel/tire combo sits too far inboard.
I can run spacers, but they would have to be at least 1 inch which is acceptable, the GT look cars run this amount, the problem is that I have odd-ball size studs that I cannot not find longer studs than I already have (12mm-1.5 X 50mm??) I refuse to run bolt on spacers, so the studs would have to be longer. So it seems easier (hahahaha) to just widen a set of A-arms to accomplish this. I know it has been done in the past (Yellow 3.6 powered 914 GT in Excellence a few years back, East Coast I think) The only issue I can think of right now that could cause problems is whether or not the turbo tie rods have enough adjustibility to safely widen the track since the struts would be moved outboard ~1" per side. |
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Mueller Increasing front "track" via longer A-arms?? Oct 12 2003, 11:11 AM
Brad Roberts Widen the A arms so you can have a TON of negative... Oct 12 2003, 11:33 AM TimT If you run longer a-arms, you have to change the s... Oct 12 2003, 11:49 AM Mueller I knew about the offset :)
The problem is that I ... Oct 12 2003, 11:52 AM SirAndy run bolt on spacers ...
you keep the stock studs a... Oct 12 2003, 12:18 PM d914 I ran 32mm on the front for two years(on the track... Oct 12 2003, 02:15 PM redshift Mueller,
You are a nut!
Regards,
M Oct 12 2003, 02:22 PM Brett W Mike if you do away with the stock cross member an... Oct 13 2003, 07:06 PM
Aaron Cox could you lengthen the a-arms, but keep the ball j... Oct 13 2003, 07:09 PM  |
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