240sx front suspension kit with drop spindles and various tie rod attachments.

[Drift1040]

Check this out! A guy in my area has a small cnc machine shop and is about to put some products out on the market for the S chassis. He just created a FB page and a website so here are the links.

Comes with drop spindles, LCAs, tension rods, outer tierods, and swaybar endlinks.

I know everything is made from 7075 aluminum and chrome moly heim joints.
It has 3 tie rod locations for various steer ratios and angles and a 2inch drop in the spindle to regain suspension geometry and get rid of bump steer.

He said eta is around 2 months and price is around 600.00

Keisler Automation - Powell, TN - Automobiles and Parts | Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/pages/Keisler-Automation/411551605605569)

Home Page (http://www.keislerautomation.com)

[Drift1040]

here is a pic

[The Dude]

I sense a :lockd: coming

[Drift1040]

Is it against rules to post someones product on here? If so, is there another area where I can? I have seen many guy's posts similar to mine but of their own products. I'm not trying to do anything I shouldn't be lol

[zerodameaon]

Chat might have been a better area.

[Croustibat]

Is it against rules to post someones product on here? If so, is there another area where I can? I have seen many guy's posts similar to mine but of their own products. I'm not trying to do anything I shouldn't be lol

It is against the rules to advertise a product without paying some business membership, in fact.

I like that product, but how is he going to test them ? I only have some basic mechanical engineering knowledge and i am a bit afraid by the tension to lower arm mount, by the antiroll bar mount and by the strut mount... I'd really want some test results before ordering that.


Edit:

you should post it here :
http://zilvia.net/f/tech-talk/296725-roll-center-suspension-pickup-steering-angle-modification-thread-168.html

these people really know about this, way better than me, so they will be able to spot a mistake or a good idea.

[oni jake]

This is really awesome. The design looks great for price. Let us know when the products roll off the production line.

[Drift1040]

I know every bit of it is FEA tested and is far superior to the factory design. I think the factor of safety was around 3x higher. 7075 aluminum is tough stuff!!

[rubhamusan]

i know said person making these. In fact my s13 is one of the test dummies. and so far all testing has been in solidworks. Everything looks good. And we are about to break a few sets on a hydraulic press. The prototypes should be done soon. One set on my s13 and another on a s14.

[dawagarage]

i am in the market for drop spindles/knuckles