simontiger
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| posted on 22/6/03 at 11:39 PM |
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Sierra or Cortina uprights
Hi All
Can anyone help I'm looking a starting my build very soon the only Thing that l have not got yet is the front susspension.Im using the 442
chassis with a 1600 pinto Type 9 box with a capri rear diff so as you can see the book went out of the window The Cortina uprights a getting hard to
get at the right price so i was looking at useing the sierra ones but will thay fit the chassis at all
Simon
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James
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| posted on 23/6/03 at 08:30 AM |
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Originally posted by simontiger
Hi All
Can anyone help I'm looking a starting my build very soon the only Thing that l have not got yet is the front susspension.Im using the 442
chassis with a 1600 pinto Type 9 box with a capri rear diff so as you can see the book went out of the window The Cortina uprights a getting hard to
get at the right price so i was looking at useing the sierra ones but will thay fit the chassis at all
Simon
Only if you alter the length of your wishbones, make/buy an insert/bush to allow a transit BJ to fit the upright and get the bottom BJ hole bored out
to fit a Cortina BJ.
HTH, 
James
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simontiger
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| posted on 23/6/03 at 02:16 PM |
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Thanks james
will the ones off the indy fit at all
Simon
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James
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| posted on 23/6/03 at 04:26 PM |
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Originally posted by simontiger
Thanks james
will the ones off the indy fit at all
Simon
Hi Mate,
Not quite sure what you mean?
Do you mean fit the indy wishbones to a Book chassis?
It would be possible, I guess, if you were to move the FU1&2 rails backwards. I *think* that is theonly difference but I wouldn't suggest
you bought them withought checking with MK first.
Bear in mind also that the Indy is designed for a Sierra donor which has a 6/7" wider track than the Escort so therefore the Indy wishbones are
that much longer than book ones.
If you're going to do that then you need to design an IRS system for the rear too.
HTH,
James
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