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    front susp. solid top mounts

    anyone know what the ideal thickness for the solid top mounts are?
    also would i be able to use lower thickness ,if i have them made from
    mild steel ?

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    Surely steel is the best material to use?

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    best using aircraft grade alloys i would think..

    like most of the pro items.

    but you could use steel.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MAXIBOY
    best using aircraft grade alloys i would think..

    like most of the pro items.

    but you could use steel.
    yerr i know ,but want to use steel :P


    would 4mm steel be good enough for the job ?

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    u knocking these up schakal?

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    i would use 6mm mate..

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    Quote Originally Posted by rob-legend
    u knocking these up schakal?
    yes mate ,i am waiting on laine to lend me the dremel he used
    to rebore his engine block




    seriously though ,i am not actually making solid top mounts but kinda
    solidifiying the standard ones i got on my coilovers to get rid of the flex caused by the rubber inside them .


    here is the underside of the mount where the rubber is ,by loosing it
    i also get a 20mm drop in height without even winding the coilies down :P


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    Quote Originally Posted by schakal
    Quote Originally Posted by rob-legend
    u knocking these up schakal?
    yes mate ,i am waiting on laine to lend me the dremel he used
    to rebore his engine block




    seriously though ,i am not actually making solid top mounts but kinda
    solidifiying the standard ones i got on my coilovers to get rid of the flex caused by the rubber inside them .


    here is the underside of the mount where the rubber is ,by loosing it
    i also get a 20mm drop in height without even winding the coilies down :P


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    Mine are 8mm steel.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Richardcard1974
    Mine are 8mm steel.
    pics ?
    how do you actually secure a solid top mount on a clio ?


 

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