Lancer OZ with Evo Exterior + 4g63T+RWD
Sep 21, 2010, 07:11 PM
#397
we flipped the hubs around so yes the steering rack connects at the front of the hub instead of the back.
This now creates the problem of the steering being backwards.. when you turn the wheel left, the tires go the opposite direction.. Were probably going to go with a electric rack or something
This now creates the problem of the steering being backwards.. when you turn the wheel left, the tires go the opposite direction.. Were probably going to go with a electric rack or something
Sep 21, 2010, 09:36 PM
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I have been following this thread since it's inception and it's freekin epic!!!! I have read it atleast 40 times because there is always something new. I can't wait to see this completed and maybe read about it in a magazine too. I'd read that till the papers disinigrate!!!!
Oct 10, 2010, 11:31 AM
#403
we flipped the hubs around so yes the steering rack connects at the front of the hub instead of the back.
This now creates the problem of the steering being backwards.. when you turn the wheel left, the tires go the opposite direction.. Were probably going to go with a electric rack or something
This now creates the problem of the steering being backwards.. when you turn the wheel left, the tires go the opposite direction.. Were probably going to go with a electric rack or something
hahaha, that's awesome:-p Is this what's holding back any updates, figuring out the steering?
Oct 11, 2010, 08:14 AM
#404
somewhat... was a slow summer and with the holidays coming up now money is tight..
I'm still working on it though.. got it out of storage and back to my place so will take some pics shortly... just working on priming/painting the roll cage and getting the interior back in for now, then i'll tackle the exterior and go from there.
I'm still working on it though.. got it out of storage and back to my place so will take some pics shortly... just working on priming/painting the roll cage and getting the interior back in for now, then i'll tackle the exterior and go from there.
