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Coilover mounts for the rear

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Coilover mounts for the rear

Post by horndog »

I just ordered coil overs for the rear of my 75 and was chasing some ideas on how to make the upper mount on the chassis.

I have two ideas,

1- have a u shaped loop on either side of the chassis joined by a straight piece of pipe running between the two.

or

2- Have two u shaped pipe that run parrallel to each other running from one side of the chassis to the other joined to each other in a few places by small pipe.

What are your thoughts? pics of set ups would be good as well as i couldnt find many when searching.
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Re: Coilover mounts for the rear

Post by simkell »

this what i did for mine on a 80 series

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Re: Coilover mounts for the rear

Post by horndog »

cheers simkell

That was along my lines of thinking.

does it matter which way the bolt for the coil overs are mounted, bolt parrallel to the chassis or perpendicular?? I;m assuming there is enough movement in the bush top and bottom of the coil over to allow for the flex.
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Re: Coilover mounts for the rear

Post by simkell »

The mount at the top ran across ways to the chassis and the lower mount on the diff ran towards the front and rear of vehicle.
Hope that made sense. :roll:
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