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t.j.

posted on 27/5/06 at 07:19 PM Reply With Quote
lower wishbone Avon

So, i've some screenshots.

This how i wanted to make my front.

The "orange-book" says 10 mm plate between the two pipes. Yesterday we discussed the thicknes. The pipes will be 25x3 St37-2 also the 10 mm plate. Low. Ball-joint Fiat 124.

Ps. the upper brackets are placed about 20 mm more inwards to fit other bonnet and nose-cone.

roll-centre= + 45 mm
bump-steer= zero (calc)
cambergain= +0.3 degr by 1 inch
inst. centre about 3 metres :-) outside car.

Let discuss!

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DIY Si

posted on 27/5/06 at 07:26 PM Reply With Quote
I still think 10mm is too thick. Any idea what St37-2 is in english terms?
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t.j.

posted on 27/5/06 at 07:38 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by DIY Si
I still think 10mm is too thick. Any idea what St37-2 is in english terms?


I know
could you give your opinion on my engine mounting? http://www.locostbuilders.co.uk/viewthread.php?tid=44419&page=1 (last page, pictures!)

Fe360=St37-2=S235JR

grtz

[Edited on 27/5/06 by t.j.]

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DIY Si

posted on 28/5/06 at 12:20 AM Reply With Quote
As per the engine mounts,if you can get them on to the lower chassis rails, it would be better, but if leaving them there is easier, them make a complete box if poss to put the mount on top of. Hope this comes out ok:
Also do the same front and back if poss.

[Edited on 28/5/06 by DIY Si] Rescued attachment engine bracket l copy.jpg
Rescued attachment engine bracket l copy.jpg

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