Tuesday, January 1, 2013
Rear upper control arms - part 2
Rear upper arm in place. Now I need to do it over again for the other side.
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I revived my shocks that I plan to use for the rears. QA1 82 series, 8242 is the model. 4" stroke, 9.38" compressed, 13.75"...
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Started on the rear lower control arms. I made a quick jig out of 1x1. The spacer on the outer end of the jig is 90mm to duplicate the spa... -
Putting everything in CAD shows that the Miata rear suspension will fit very nicely. The front not so much. The front lower Miata control...