Before anyone asks I do not work for this company, just thought you lot may be interested in what they are selling.
I had an e-mail from Andy at www.superfwd.com today after I dropped an enquiry their way after seeing the HHMS adjustable bottom arms the other month. Andy has now fabricated a rather nice set of arms if anyone is interested in purchasing. This is part of the e-mail I received.
The arms use a standard bottom ball joint. These can also be made with a spherical bearing which allows the pin to be made longer so the arms can be pushed down if the car is so low that the wishbone is pointing up in racing trim. These will be more expensive as there is more machining work.
www.superfwd.com can also make uniballs for the mk2 either straight of offset which will be the same as the mk3 items here but obviously specific for the mk2 ball joint mounting.
Pictures of the actual arms that www.superfwd.com can now supply. They are roughly £500 for a pair without ball joint, but I'm sure with cash this can be 'adjusted' accordingly.
I had an e-mail from Andy at www.superfwd.com today after I dropped an enquiry their way after seeing the HHMS adjustable bottom arms the other month. Andy has now fabricated a rather nice set of arms if anyone is interested in purchasing. This is part of the e-mail I received.
The arms use a standard bottom ball joint. These can also be made with a spherical bearing which allows the pin to be made longer so the arms can be pushed down if the car is so low that the wishbone is pointing up in racing trim. These will be more expensive as there is more machining work.
www.superfwd.com can also make uniballs for the mk2 either straight of offset which will be the same as the mk3 items here but obviously specific for the mk2 ball joint mounting.
Pictures of the actual arms that www.superfwd.com can now supply. They are roughly £500 for a pair without ball joint, but I'm sure with cash this can be 'adjusted' accordingly.
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