most ready made rear coil overs have offset pin mounts to get around the problem.
Yo
I know I shuold have done some research first before buyin' coilovers for the back and noticed that fuck all 86's have them. It wasn't until I was taking my tailshaft out that I noticed the mounting is away from the axle a bit and it seems the forces applied to them won't be on a very solid parts of the car...
Is this a problem and is there any ways to make sure it'll be sweet.
Cheers lads.
Damien.
My AE86 race, street, drift build.
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most ready made rear coil overs have offset pin mounts to get around the problem.
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Originally Posted by joeschmo_57
The ones are custom made, based on trd blue shocks. If that means any thing.
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lo_rolla, they have offset pin mounts
you should be all good
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (70XIN @ Apr 9 2008, 09:19 PM) </div>Radical. Not long now...
My AE86 race, street, drift build.
http://www.ae86drivingclub.com.au/fo...ead.php?t=4156
With Super Thanks to AJPS for all your AE86 and BBQ needs.
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