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MK9R

posted on 15/12/09 at 08:33 AM Reply With Quote
Has anyone got a set of drawings for a Fury chassis front end?

Rebuilding my front end over the winter and just wondered if anyone had a set of drawings for the front end of the chassis. Mainly interested in the suspension, damper and rack pick up points. I have measured mine up as it is, but there are some bent and out of position parts and also would be nice just to have a second set of measurements to back mine up.





Cheers Austen

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procomp

posted on 15/12/09 at 08:37 AM Reply With Quote
Hi Austen.

Ive got a fury in the workshop now thats being heavily modified. But the front suspension is all as STD if you want to pop over and measure up.

But it has to be asked if redoing the front end why would you want to copy the original. You would want to re jig it to what is done to all the ones that have been modified to work well on a track.

Cheers Matt






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MK9R

posted on 15/12/09 at 08:45 AM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by procomp
Hi Austen.

Ive got a fury in the workshop now thats being heavily modified. But the front suspension is all as STD if you want to pop over and measure up.

But it has to be asked if redoing the front end why would you want to copy the original. You would want to re jig it to what is done to all the ones that have been modified to work well on a track.

Cheers Matt


Thanks Matt. Like i say i have mine to measure from, but would be nice to have 2nd set from another car. Mine is the race chassis, what else do people do to them then? I have to be careful as i race in class C, and supposed to be as factory standard, although most people do tweek them a bit, but mianly for strength i thought.





Cheers Austen

RGB car number 9
www.austengreenway.co.uk
www.automatedtechnologygroup.co.uk
www.trackace.co.uk

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procomp

posted on 15/12/09 at 09:16 AM Reply With Quote
Hi

Lol there is no STD concerning the strikers the Sylvas the RAW or the Fury's. Have a look at the front suspension pickup points on the ones running in both RGB and Kitcars. You will struggle to find any two the same. Then work out which ones have also gone back to the outboard setup from inboard. Then work out who is running a striker with a phoenix body or a fury body and who is running a phoenix chassis with a striker body. is it not more of a " run what you want " sort of regulation concerning certain manufacturers.

Cheers Matt






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TimC

posted on 15/12/09 at 09:30 AM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by procomp
Hi

Lol there is no STD concerning the strikers the Sylvas the RAW or the Fury's. Have a look at the front suspension pickup points on the ones running in both RGB and Kitcars. You will struggle to find any two the same. Then work out which ones have also gone back to the outboard setup from inboard. Then work out who is running a striker with a phoenix body or a fury body and who is running a phoenix chassis with a striker body. is it not more of a " run what you want " sort of regulation concerning certain manufacturers.

Cheers Matt


You forgot the Fulcrum...

Anyhoo... with this in mind, why not have a chat with Mr Bates re: the Striker front end. Is the track the same I wonder?

Or... do something different and do something Locost-ish - whatever as long as you get the correct static and dynamic geo I guess?

[Edited on 15/12/09 by TimC]






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