loering suspensions
Luka3000gt
08-25-2002, 05:00 PM
How can I lower the suspension of a model such the primera man one's?
TheSyndicate
08-25-2002, 07:40 PM
Some ingenuity combined with close examination of the suspension parts. There's no pre-defined way to lower the suspension on models. There is one slight way if it has leaf springs in the rear. You can either flip the axle, or swap out a different set of leaf springs.
rcmaxx
08-25-2002, 07:49 PM
I think we should make a list and permanently put it on the top of the forum to keep this from happening, things like "use primer" and "theres no specific way to lower a suspension, every model is different"
sorry, not picking on you, its just that it happens too much.
sorry, not picking on you, its just that it happens too much.
Honoturtle
08-25-2002, 07:57 PM
This question has been repeatedly anwered through out this Forum, like everyone else said, study ur suspension and see what u could do with least modifications. There is no one way for this.
hirofkd
08-25-2002, 09:24 PM
Shorten the distance between the tire and wheel arch by modifying some suspension parts.
Which part to cut and bend depends on each model.
Which part to cut and bend depends on each model.
Jay!
08-25-2002, 09:35 PM
Originally posted by rcmaxx
I think we should make a list and permanently put it on the top of the forum to keep this from happening, things like "use primer" and "theres no specific way to lower a suspension, every model is different"
sorry, not picking on you, its just that it happens too much. Hmmm.. Like a thread of FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS? lol :)
I think we should make a list and permanently put it on the top of the forum to keep this from happening, things like "use primer" and "theres no specific way to lower a suspension, every model is different"
sorry, not picking on you, its just that it happens too much. Hmmm.. Like a thread of FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS? lol :)
GTI1800
08-25-2002, 09:43 PM
Hi,
I agree with everyone, it depend of the car that you want to lowered.......... With some experiences and imagination, you could realise all what you want.....
Laurent from FRANCE
I agree with everyone, it depend of the car that you want to lowered.......... With some experiences and imagination, you could realise all what you want.....
Laurent from FRANCE
fullbloodchop01
08-25-2002, 10:00 PM
:frog: HEY JAY:frog: , :rolleyes: ive been thinking and it would be a good idea to have a thread about tips:bloated: , you know like easier ways to lower a car or to put on decals:bloated: , i think it would be good but thats just me:rolleyes:
2quick4u
08-26-2002, 12:58 AM
lol..i'm not gonna lower my ITR..i'm 2 scared..lol i don't wanan screw up just like i did with the paint..anywayz..can't u buy racing spring??..lol..lower it that way ;)
AccordTypeR
08-26-2002, 01:43 AM
I can help you with lowering your ITR i've tried one time it worked
great....
If i have scanner with me I can scan the manual and write the
instructions but I don't have scanner with me for now.....
if you have scanner just post it on I'll download it and I'll explain on
there.....:D
great....
If i have scanner with me I can scan the manual and write the
instructions but I don't have scanner with me for now.....
if you have scanner just post it on I'll download it and I'll explain on
there.....:D
primera man
08-26-2002, 06:06 PM
Most people here have summed it up on how to do it. Each car is different. The best way is to try and work it out for yourself.If you want to lower the car by 3mm...then you will need to remove 3mm of plastic from somewhere. Most times the best way is to cut bits out of the shocks so it sits higher into the guards
AccordTypeR
08-26-2002, 06:46 PM
I'll post the example when I get home this coming Fri.
example with 95 Fujimi Integra Type R
It could be little help
example with 95 Fujimi Integra Type R
It could be little help
Purpura Delujo
09-04-2002, 04:13 AM
With my old kits I would just tear out all suspension and glue the wheels to the inside of the wheel arch!:D It works if you aren't showing the bottom of the car...but.......Its a bit immature :P
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