I'm interested in picking up a set but I just wanna see how they look first installed.

 

Here's mine.
http://207.53.239.181/~terry/K-member.htm

The "installed" picture is at the very
bottom of the page.

Here's some from the bottom of the RatMobile
(BBC drag car)
http://207.53.239.181/~terry/RatMobi...f/IMG_0408.JPG
http://207.53.239.181/~terry/RatMobi...f/IMG_0409.JPG

These show the castor-camber plates
http://207.53.239.181/~terry/RatMobi...f/IMG_0412.JPG
http://207.53.239.181/~terry/RatMobi...f/IMG_0413.JPG
http://207.53.239.181/~terry/RatMobi...f/IMG_0415.JPG

hth,

T.

 

Wow, that's a nice setup!

 

yup thats badass! how much adjustability do you have? and how much did that bad boy cost? thks!

 

Does RoadTech have a website? Where can you buy this setup? I'm interested in the Caster/Camber plates.

 

http://www.roadtechonline.com

hth,

T.

 

I am diehard for coilovers, but with third gen applications I have been told time and time again will not hold up in the long run without fabricated support to the upper strut mount area to support the weight of the vehicle. The stock design spring doesn't rest the weight of the car on the fender like the coilover setup requires.I've decided not to butcher the frontend to make this work- It'll cost to much time/money for the gains in my opinion.

Food for thought for everybody.

Also, I have already fabricated upper brackets supports that will mount in the rear shock area to dispurse the load back to the can area when I purchase and install my rear Koni coilvers. I have also welded braces to the lower axle shock mounts already for added strength.