Options for putting a 914 on the ground (LOW), Screw geometry, I want it low. |
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Options for putting a 914 on the ground (LOW), Screw geometry, I want it low. |
DrifterJay |
Mar 22 2011, 02:15 PM
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I break stuff... Group: Members Posts: 1,034 Joined: 25-May 03 From: Oceanside, California Member No.: 737 Region Association: None |
Alright, I am aware of the consequences of lowering a car. Fucked up geometry, rubbing issues, bump steer...yada yada. I don't care. I like the look and for me, form beats function.
What options do I have for the front: Raised spindles (somewhat expensive 2-300 hundred) Cut shock tube with short stroke shock (what I am leaning toward) Modifying torsion bar adjusters to make it go lower Coilovers ( I am poor, so it ain't gonna happen right now, unless I modify MR2 coilovers to work on a 914 front) What options for the rear: Regular shocks with adj. sleeves (loss of travel when low though) Raised pick-up and raised towers (expensive from CFR) Short stroke shock with coilover sleeve (I like this idea) Custom Rear Coilover (easy if I go to my old work and sort through all the old prototypes and find a shock/pillowball combo that works) lotta time and R&D though... SO, these are my thoughts, what do you guys think??? I have heard of some guys shortening the shock tubes before....Any idea what shock they used?? How have you lowered your car, whether a street car or super low track car? -Jared (IMG:style_emoticons/default/idea.gif) |
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