Reply to "Mangusta Top Rear Link Double HEIM solution?"

mkehMember

@scifi posted:
Thanks for the clarification. Yes, seems like a good idea. You save the original component and depending on your fab skills it may be the cheaper/easier route.
Now can you come up with an easy way to fix the rear top cross link?
The one that's soft mounted instead of welded and allows the chassis to hinge side to side.

I'm still thinking on that (Frame Bridge design)... I recently pulled my engine and am restoring the engine bay & rear suspension while it's out... which is why I'm looking at upgrades and such... if I come up with a solution I'll be sure to post it for comments.

4/15/228:44 AM

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