SOLID AXLE CONFUSE S13 GUYrevel wrote:dont fully understand but sounds awesome
Quite possibly the most elaborate AE86 build ever...
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that is pretty awesome.thanks for the infoicantdrift wrote:revel wrote:dont fully understand but sounds awesome
basically solid axle cars either run leaf springs or something like a 4 link setup. the 4 links control the travel of the axle and the springs support the car. most hachi setups are unequal length due to the shape of the bottom of the car, so to have the more desireable equal length bars you have to creat a boxed area for the upper bars to mount/travel in.
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You're some sort of fucking genius aren't you?mynameismike wrote:Rear 4-link..It's a hardcore modification because it requires cutting in to the actual frame of the car, and requires welding as well. Not for the regular amateur to install since it's not a bolt on part per-se.
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SOLID AXLE STILL CONFUSING S13 GUYSMidtenn wrote:You're some sort of fucking genius aren't you?mynameismike wrote:Rear 4-link..It's a hardcore modification because it requires cutting in to the actual frame of the car, and requires welding as well. Not for the regular amateur to install since it's not a bolt on part per-se.

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mynameismike wrote:Rear 4-link..It's a hardcore modification because it requires cutting in to the actual frame of the car, and requires welding as well. Not for the regular amateur to install since it's not a bolt on part per-se.
Wrong.

Bolt in modification for adjustabilty. Non-adjustable 4 links are stock.



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an adjustable stock replacement is a bolt in affair, but if you want to go equal length 4-link it's a whole hell of a lot more work like he said.myshudo wrote:mynameismike wrote:Rear 4-link..It's a hardcore modification because it requires cutting in to the actual frame of the car, and requires welding as well. Not for the regular amateur to install since it's not a bolt on part per-se.
Wrong.
Bolt in modification for adjustabilty. Non-adjustable 4 links are stock.
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Oh, We're not talking about the Ueo Style?
http://www.horsepowerfreaks.com/partdet ... evel/13331
.........hmm
http://www.horsepowerfreaks.com/partdet ... evel/13331
.........hmm
that's basically the same thing this car has, it's just he had his custom made rather than buy the kit.mynameismike wrote:Oh, We're not talking about the Ueo Style?
http://www.horsepowerfreaks.com/partdet ... evel/13331
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