Eunos Roadster wrote:made for a different kit type car, and molded to fit the cressy.Zachscar wrote:only if it involves using a kit to do the kitting of a kit replica style kit.GC8VI wrote:Eunos Roadster wrote:so Zach, what you are saying is, it needs to be kitted with a kit style kit replica?
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darkducati
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I never understood why the Corolla guys didn't just mpunt a coil over wher the shock is mounted. Is it a space issue? The Mustang guys have been doing it for years on the front and back. Someone just need to mount them and see what happens. Hey, CHris....mranlet wrote:The problem on the MX73 is the spring-off-shock rear suspension, much like the AE86 Corolla.Rhoad Racing wrote:nice!! I have a mx73.... do you guys have any suspension lines for it or possibily any suggestions on a good stiff setup?
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they do have rear coilovers for the corolla that attach to the rear shock mounting point, but its not very strong and usually needs to be reinforceddarkducati wrote:I never understood why the Corolla guys didn't just mpunt a coil over wher the shock is mounted. Is it a space issue? The Mustang guys have been doing it for years on the front and back. Someone just need to mount them and see what happens. Hey, CHris....mranlet wrote:The problem on the MX73 is the spring-off-shock rear suspension, much like the AE86 Corolla.Rhoad Racing wrote:nice!! I have a mx73.... do you guys have any suspension lines for it or possibily any suggestions on a good stiff setup?
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marlow<12 wrote:they do have rear coilovers for the corolla that attach to the rear shock mounting point, but its not very strong and usually needs to be reinforceddarkducati wrote:I never understood why the Corolla guys didn't just mpunt a coil over wher the shock is mounted. Is it a space issue? The Mustang guys have been doing it for years on the front and back. Someone just need to mount them and see what happens. Hey, CHris....mranlet wrote:The problem on the MX73 is the spring-off-shock rear suspension, much like the AE86 Corolla.Rhoad Racing wrote:nice!! I have a mx73.... do you guys have any suspension lines for it or possibily any suggestions on a good stiff setup?
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Actually there are alot of people running them without reinforcements, but in my opinion as a semi-educated engineer, I would say it would need to be reinforced. Even is the metal is not cracking, it is probaly flexing and creating internal stresses that will lead to fatigue down the road. It would probably be fixed by just adding a extra thickness of metal around the towers and a cross bar (can't really call its a strut bar since it does have struts in the rear) thrown in there for good measures.marlow<12 wrote:they do have rear coilovers for the corolla that attach to the rear shock mounting point, but its not very strong and usually needs to be reinforceddarkducati wrote:I never understood why the Corolla guys didn't just mpunt a coil over wher the shock is mounted. Is it a space issue? The Mustang guys have been doing it for years on the front and back. Someone just need to mount them and see what happens. Hey, CHris....mranlet wrote:The problem on the MX73 is the spring-off-shock rear suspension, much like the AE86 Corolla.Rhoad Racing wrote:nice!! I have a mx73.... do you guys have any suspension lines for it or possibily any suggestions on a good stiff setup?
As for the Cressida, it kicks all kinds off ass! the MX73 needs to be a wagon o' doom!