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Username Post: What drop do you like best?        (Topic#129)
Todd Wallace 
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08-11-09 08:38 PM - Post#226    


I have a front axle with a 4" drop and was trying to decide on what spring..reverse eye...

In your opinion, what stance is best on a 1931 roadster..Should I buy reverse eye springs..







 
Thorkle Rod 
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Loc: Arlington, TexASS
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08-12-09 07:37 PM - Post#227    

    In response to Todd Wallace

It's more of a matter taste than anything. I like them as low as they will go reversed spring would be good. Are you going to run the spring in the stock location on a stock crossmemeber or something else? what about the attitude of the entire car what kind of tires and wheels are running a stock frame or Z'ing it etc. etc. The words Model "A" Roadster are like a blank canvas. Do some searches on pics and see if you can identify a particular look that your after then stay with the plan and go for that look.







 
Todd Wallace 
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08-12-09 09:19 PM - Post#228    

    In response to Thorkle Rod

I kinda like a 32 roadster look. I picked up a Fatman Vintage IFS setup off the HAMB for a good deal. The front tuble axle had a 4" drop.

With that said, it is a 1931 Model A frame with a stock cross member.







 
Thorkle Rod 
goober
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08-17-09 12:27 PM - Post#235    

    In response to Todd Wallace

I am confused are you going to use the I beam suspension or an IFS? Just my opinion but an IFS should only go on a car that has fenders, and unfortunatley Model A fenders won't hide an IFS suspension very well.







 
Todd Wallace 
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08-17-09 02:42 PM - Post#236    

    In response to Thorkle Rod

The Fatman Vintage IFS is part IFS..part straight axle.

Check it out...
Fatman vintage IFS







 
Thorkle Rod 
goober
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Thorkle Rod
Loc: Arlington, TexASS
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08-18-09 11:06 PM - Post#239    

    In response to Todd Wallace

Here is one of my favorite Model A's

Attachment: tudor_Model_A.jpg (191.93 KB) 16415 View(s)
Attachment: tudor_Model_A.jpg (191.93 KB) 16321 View(s)









 
Todd Wallace 
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08-19-09 06:19 AM - Post#240    

    In response to Thorkle Rod

Very cool car!







 
deadbodyman 
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08-21-09 11:19 AM - Post#247    

    In response to Todd Wallace

I can never make up my mind so I channel and bag everything My cars HAVE to sit on the ground AND everything inbetween ride hight
learn from your misstakes,misteaks *##*!!! screwups








 
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