C3 drop spindles
Hi,
I'm just checking if there are any update on the availability of C3 drop spindles. I believe Van Steel where looking at doing them some time ago but haven't heard anymore about them. Brad |
I just got a new Van Steels catalogue and there's nothing about drop spindles in it . BUT there's an 8 link rear end coming soon apparently.
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I think the reason they're not readily available is that the ideal suspension geometry height sits the car quite low anyway. That means there's not much need for drop spindles , which are generally used to correct poor suspension geometry at a lower ride height. Why are you looking for them?
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Originally Posted by Metalhead140
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I think the reason they're not readily available is that the ideal suspension geometry height sits the car quite low anyway. That means there's not much need for drop spindles , which are generally used to correct poor suspension geometry at a lower ride height. Why are you looking for them?
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Fair enough. :thumbs: Have you tried cutting bump stops and/or relocating shock mounts to increase travel?
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If you would go coilovers, Global West has an extended traver lower A arm to get some travel back on lowered cars. I have them but haven’t built my chassis yet. Basically moves the lower coilovers mount down. Nice looking piece for sure.
Bill http://www.globalwest.net/corvette-f...lover-c-3.html |
Easy to space the front lower shock mount down, and cut down the bump stop a bit. On the rear can raise the upper shock mount a bit and again cut the bumpstop down.
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Originally Posted by Metalhead140
(Post 1596059310)
Fair enough. :thumbs: Have you tried cutting bump stops and/or relocating shock mounts to increase travel?
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