...Mod? Milling or drilling out the circular and tack welds on the spindal and sliding the tubes down. Also bending the arms for more/less bump steer?
What is the generally aceptable $ for the mod(s)?
Full Version: Who does the F. strut housing
...Mod? Milling or drilling out the circular and tack welds on the spindal and sliding the tubes down. Also bending the arms for more/less bump steer?
What is the generally aceptable $ for the mod(s)?
I believe Racer Chris (Foley, http://www.tangerineracing.com) does this mod. Check his website for details.
You might try "sixnotfour" on this list he's local to you.
Here in Portland, these guys:
http://www.rennsportsystems.com/
Talk to Steve Wiener
Here in Portland, these guys:
http://www.rennsportsystems.com/
Talk to Steve Wiener
Rich I have a extra pair done . We can trade and you can give me some $$
Jeff, can you do 911 struts? (85SC, Konis)
fox motorsports has some kick ass (can I say that?) front adjustable ones
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Jeff not a bad idea but Im thinking along the way of Randy.
The Koni Red 911 pieces.
they are "stepped" but apear to be able to be slid .5" or more before dealing with the taper.
The Koni Red 911 pieces.
they are "stepped" but apear to be able to be slid .5" or more before dealing with the taper.
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