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> Chasis Stiffening for street 914 GT question
rcarson25
post Feb 21 2018, 03:16 PM
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So I may have messed up my order of operations here but my car is in paint and I am looking to figure out what chasis reinforcement would make sense for my car. The car is a metal flaired 1970 914-4. The motor is a 2056, the car will mostly be used for spirited driving on the street with 8” wide rears maybe an occasional autox. I have heard some stiffening just adds weight or is not necessary for a mild engine conversion like the 2056. I don’t want to waste money and add extra weight if not necessary.

Currently I am looking at the inner long kit from Maddox and Tangerine Heim rods from the firewall to rear suspension pickup.

I look forward to hearing suggestions from those with experience.
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tygaboy
post Feb 21 2018, 03:22 PM
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The mods you suggest are the right ones for your application. Tons of posts about going slow when welding in the chassis stiffeners.
And as long as you're going to place an order with Tangerine, treat yourself to a set of Chris' door bar braces to use when installing those stiffeners.

Oh, and let me be the first:

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