Great news, from now on I use 3D scanning to reverse engineer stock parts to help me perfect my designs on th 86 parts and and in the future to base my parts on other cars! The technology is still new here and need to improve, but it already is enough to work with as it is!
Keep an eye on modception for more cool 86 stuff!
Found a much cheaper (possibly mass produced) rotor to go with my brake kit. 300mm diameter, 32mm thick. also remodeled a wilwood superlite 4 pot to go with the bigger disk and check for clearence, mostly goes well, though it is very challenging fitting such large parts inside the 15" wheel and between spokes and lca and not hitting anything. Also modified my alloy hub. Again, native support for the rotor, no separate bell. what do you think?
I really like the marketing bullshit some companies tell people about drift/race car suspension they sell. like my favourites so far: -"100% eliminated bump steer."
great idea from one of my customers! listen here now!
how would you like a big brake kit from me that actually fits well, does not hit the lca like many other sets out there and would cosnsist of:
-competiton 6 bolt mount rotors with straight vanes and 280mm diameter
-a set of special alloy hubs (no additional adapter bell) natively supporting the rotor
-wilwood dynalite 4pot calipers
-alloy caliper brackets
should i do this guys? do you want it?
did this just for fun, but turned out to be helpful in checking up the design. front left corner completely assembled with angle kit gen.2. + ultimate coilovers + alloy hubs + parts of the rx7 brake conversion + an inaccurate model of a volk wheel, 15x8.5 et-5, 195/45R15 R888 tires. just some eye candy, hope you like it!
small update on the angle kit gen.2. project
decision was made in favor of those who dont want to modify their chassis rails to give space for the wheel to turn in.
i have modified some parts in the model in order to give more flexibility. now the kit has track adjustability from oem width to a whopping 70mm extra track on each side. that will give enough room for any 15" wheels and even some 16" inch wheels with low profile tire to gain full lock of 65° without tire to chassis rail contact.
in order to make this 70mm adjustability possible, the kit will also include modified ae101 inner tie rod joints with extra long threading.
Development of the angle kit gen.2. continues.
checking link lengths, paralell adjustablity, part intersections and collisions. modeled the steering rack for designing parts responsible for rack relocation.