Both are active supporters here and more than willing to get you down the road.
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Based on your brief mention of other parts, if you are looking for full throttle whiz bang high end suspension with no rules (and deeper pockets) I would suggest Street or Track. However, if you truly want a road race type suspension, I would recommend someone like Open Tracker Racing if you are looking to stay within a “vintage legal” set of rules. The on e acception to that my be Mike Maier’s Old Blue, but I don’t know the exact specs of his car. Nor in the short time I have been here have I read a thread associated with the concept.
Additionally, I don’t think I have ever seen one of our vintage cars set up as “road race” with a 2” drop, and I have seen a plenty. So as you have clearly accepted the fact that AJE and road race may not (actually not) be synonymous, you might be chasing a ghost. However, beware, those guys are serious business and will call you on your #& in a hot minute. Both are active supporters here and more than willing to get you down the road.Īs a side note you may want to check over on the Corner Carvers website. The one exception to that my be Mike Maier’s Old Blue, but I don’t know the exact specs of his car. These are going on AJE’s Colt 65 front suspension for my 65’ (yes.not a road race suspension.lol). I posted in Track as I figured you guys would know.
PA Racing - I don’t even need to ask, these are definitely drag race
DVM dvansstore - designed from the ground up to support drifting.look tough as sh$&, but are currently not offered (sold out)ĥ. They look robust and look to have the straight steering arm.Ĥ. AJE - I have emailed these guys, called them (no reply and no answer) and Googled the hell out of them and can find no info on what exactly they support? I see mention of “doesn’t work with OEM brakes”.and? That doesn’t tell me much. RaceCraft - Looks like they are designed for drag racing and in particular offer them with the Strange Drag Brake option (can’t seem to find a clear answer on wether they work with Baer BBK or if they are safe for street).ģ. I have spent at least two weeks researching and this is what I have found:ġ.
They have to support installation of Baer 6P Pro+14 and preferably have the 96+ 5mm track width increase and lower steering arm over 94-95. Looking for SN95 drop spindles with 2” drop that are actually robust enough to use on the street (or road racing). I am getting annoyed researching drop spindles, so I am coming to you guys for help.
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