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Avoneer

posted on 23/3/05 at 05:46 PM Reply With Quote
Front Suspension Bracket Jig

Can someone start me of with how to make a jig for the front suspension please.
I have some box section and some threaded rod at the ready.
Cheers,
Pat...





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flak monkey

posted on 23/3/05 at 05:48 PM Reply With Quote
IIRC theres some pics in James' folder of how he made his...

Just here infact:

http://www.locostbuilders.co.uk/photos.php?action=gal&user=James&folder=Bracket%20Jig

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Mix

posted on 24/3/05 at 05:48 PM Reply With Quote
I used two pieces of rhs with holes drilled to suit the bracket bolts at 8" centres.
I joined these together with two further bits of RHS so as the distance between the first two was greater than the desired bracket separation.
End up with something like this l=l
Then thread the rods and brackets into this frame and lock in the correct relationship with locknuts.
Offer up the complete assembly to the chassis and tack weld / fit the FUs.
I've seen others use another jig to ensure the brackets lie parallel to the chassis centre line but I did this by measurement.

HTH Mick

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Bob C

posted on 24/3/05 at 07:38 PM Reply With Quote
You're welcome to use the jig I made for mine, all you have to do is drop in while passing knutsford....
here's a snap of it in action
http://www.locostbuilders.co.uk/photos.php?action=showphoto&photo=frsusjig2.jpg
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Avoneer

posted on 26/3/05 at 06:09 PM Reply With Quote
Cheers Bob, but sort of "borrowed" your idea and did the same with plywood and it worked. Your car's looking good by the way and the dash looks good. How easy is it to make a "current gear" display for a Fireblade and what tells it which gear you are in?
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Bob C

posted on 26/3/05 at 11:38 PM Reply With Quote
you can buy a gear display thing (forget it's name - best ask in electrice section) cheaper than my dash (which is expensive having a production run of 4....)
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Bob

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