Well, there's not a lot to say about this project yet, but were getting close to finishing and I'll take some more pictures. Essentailly we built four arms, two short, two long. I attateched the long ones that are shown on the picture below to the bottom axle and appx where the old springs would've mounted towards the front. Than built a box that attatched to the axle with several slots availble to adjust it. Measuerements and being parrell is very important with this project.
We're in the process of making the adjustable coil-overs which are nothing more than an overlarged nut and bolt system which will compress the spring with the shock inside of it. Meanwhile I'm making a spacer for the top and a bracket to attach it to the frame. Unfortunatley my school load and with the lathe breaking it's been a rough time.
By the way the pink stuff next to it is High Molecular Plastic were essentially using that as a bushing material. The pain in the ass is trying to drill a straight hole through that stuff. The bit would heat up the plastic and get your bit stuck. All in all with a good lathe this would be a very easy process not to metion were a whole $50 into the whole project, which will turn into a $2000 project once we have to get a new lathe, ha.
