New 935 Style Spring Plates

You know, de-chromed, big Porsche rims, Brembos, etc.,... German Look rules!
vw1303
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New 935 Style Spring Plates

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Just finished these as my 4th Term Project for my Mechanical Engineering Diploma. Check it out. I'm still looking for suitable coilovers.Image
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Post by samcat »

Looks yummy!

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Post by R2.0 »

Where'd the pics go?
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Post by SuperRSi »

Very nice job. They look as nice as the set I got from MBT, but the torsion tube portion is more detailed. Is this piece Aluminum and the trailing arm piece steel? Now go build everyone another twenty sets...

Thanks,

Randy
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Post by R2.0 »

Do you have the CAD files for these parts? Posting a .dxf would make you pretty popular....
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Post by vw1303 »

Yeah I've got all the CAD and CAM files but don't think i'm going to post them. The trailing arm attachment is also aluminum. If I were to build more the design would be simplified as the pockets took many hours to mill.
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Post by SuperRSi »

There is a lot of unused CAD machine time around. The pockets are great, you just need to find the open machines in areas of the world that are lower labor costs.

Thanks,

Randy
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