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How lowerader a kit
Hi everyone........
i will like to know How i can do to lowerader a kit (Toyota supra). Were i can find one tips. I saw so one modeler talk about these but donīt remenber the name of the tips. Thank to all R.L.
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I think you have to be a bit more specific. To lower a kit (which I think is what you're getting at) can be done a lot of different ways, and is usually different for each kit. You can:
- modify the suspension (shock length, etc - modify where the suspension mounts on the frame - use dropped spindles etc, etc. What you are essentially doing, is figuring out a way to mount the wheels higher on the frame, to end up lowering the frame and body. So figuring out a way to mount the tires higher on the frame is all it comes down to. Make sure the tires are reasonably straight still, and that they fit under the fenders.
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There are all different ways to lower a car.
Flyonthewall has done a really good one on his latest project (Celica) to give you a good idea http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...2&goto=newpost
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Thanks geez and primera man you are great!!!!!!!!
R.L. |
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