MustangMatt1966
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Evolution said:Try it now, or just use this:
http://www.evolutionmsport.com/evmCart/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1&products_id=38
Thanks...Mike
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Evolution said:Try it now, or just use this:
http://www.evolutionmsport.com/evmCart/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1&products_id=38
Thanks...Mike
hey mike you should stop by more often. I'll be swinging by southampton in the summer to pick up one of those tri-linksEvolution said:We offer the TriLink for the newer cars as well. We just need to adapt our proven designs, so development times should be short.
Thanks...Mike
If you're talking about the Watts link only, it will have no effect on ride quality. It will give you more precise turn in and cornering, because it will eliminate the hesitation of a standard rear leaf spring setup, where the body has to shift over the axle and compress the front eye bushings before it takes a set. It will probably add noise, because of the lack of bushings in the lateral links. And if you go to a delrin/aluminum front eye bushing, ride quality will take a big hit.65mistress said:Question:
I'm looking to build a nice touring style suspension, and having a 65 the IRS isn't really a feasible option, is this suspension more for the hard core racers and how would the ride quality be on the road?
180 Out said:It will also cost at leas $3000. (We see that Evolution undercuts Fays2 by about 10% on the Watts link; a similar discount on the $3500 Revelation Racing Supplies 3-link yields a ballpark of $3100 - $3200.)
Sundance said:bnickle, I am very interested, I'd post that on CC had I not been booted for reasons I do not know. crapola crapola .
ddonaca351 said:imho I would rather have a torque arm than a 3 link, but thats just me.... (same *basic* concept, but 3rd member is off the bottom of the rearend instead of top)
Excuse me?! ~$3000...when a full rear suspension kit for a late model from EVM is $1325. Granted, shocks and springs are not included...but how do we get to $3000?
I would sincerely appreciate an APPROXIMATE cost from EvM.
Is1BadFord said:I'm still waiting to be approved. Starting to get the feeling it's not going to happen =/. It's too bad, every post I've seen connected to that site tells me the whole group are dedicated to making their cars handle, and for the most part, incredibly intelligent =/. For myself, the main reason I registered, was to be able to respond with (hopefully) intelligent questions, until I could get enough on track experience to actually join the discussions those guys have. Again, thinking it's not going to happen. Got a feeling the moderator took offense to my user name or something =(.
mtbdoc said:Thanks Mike...and hopefully, the pre-order crowd will see a bit better price??? ???
ddonaca351 said:imho I would rather have a torque arm than a 3 link, but thats just me.... (same *basic* concept, but 3rd member is off the bottom of the rearend instead of top)
Dave-
Sundance said:Actually you can place the center link on the top or bottom. The main difference being, the center link is in compression (bottom) and not tension (top) under load (acceleration).
Mike, Will the three link be a "true" three link or a torque arm? Will the center link be centered or offset? If offset, is there a means of lateral adjustment? Will you be able to adjust the side view angle of the outer links?
Oh, and a question that is of personal significance to me, as I am modifying my car in anticipation for your three link. Assuming proper modifications are made to the wheel well, will the outer links allow for more wheel backspace over the original leaf springs?
Evolution said:Any particualr reason/benefit???
Thanks....Mike
Sundance said:Mike can you give us a progress report on your three link?
Pics would be a plus!
4MuscleMachines said:I signed up for one but I suggest nobody enter their real date of birth when signing up. The PHR is lighter than the Watts and that can be an advantage to some... tough choice, I was about to buy..
www.fays2.net
It looks as though the EVO looks lighter? But on the other hand, FAY's product has been there for a while and its proven...again, tough decision.