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02-19-2005 10:18 AM #1
Narrowed C4 rear suspension HELP
I have a 1974 Triumph TR6, 1992 5.0 HO V8 swap, AOD trany, converted to carbs completed May 04. ( she will snap your neck in all gears! What a rush!)
I'm running the stock IRS but I know that will not last long! Back in Nov.04, a complete 1984 C4 rear suspension fell in my lap, so
I'm making plans to narrow and install.
The C4 is 60" wide, the TR6 is 50", I plan on using 2" wheel adapters to mate the Chevy pattern to my Panasport wheels, so I think I'm looking at 7" per side.
My question, is it possible to narrow the C4 that much?
My local hotrod club members say to sell the half-shafts and get custom steele half-shafts made. Any thoughts?
Should I try and get a custom rear spring made or go with coils?
My goal is to have a stock looking TR6, performance road car, with modern features. A sleeper that I can enjoy on the back roads of WV, OH, and PA.
Thanks for any info or leads.
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02-20-2005 06:40 AM #2
Thanks for the leads! The book is on order. I'll start the process of looking for another frame to work with the build process. ( She is running now and it's almost cruise season)
Anyone know of any shops in my area that might do Alum.welding? (Pittsburgh,PA)
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Thank you Roger. .
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