Jarrett's 27 roadster
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Island Girl
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Island Girl
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Wooooo Hooooooo . . . . . Looking good
Just make sure you mount that panhard bar mount on the frame where there's enough clearance above the rear when the suspension is fully compressed . . . . The below the frame rail position it looks like you're anticipating in the pic seems like it's going to let the center section hit it . . . but it could just be the perspective of the pic.
Again it might be perspective, but the radius rod seem to mount unusually close to the center of the rear, as opposed to out closer to the axle bearing flanges . . .
Just make sure you mount that panhard bar mount on the frame where there's enough clearance above the rear when the suspension is fully compressed . . . . The below the frame rail position it looks like you're anticipating in the pic seems like it's going to let the center section hit it . . . but it could just be the perspective of the pic.
Again it might be perspective, but the radius rod seem to mount unusually close to the center of the rear, as opposed to out closer to the axle bearing flanges . . .
cooter
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Had to mount radius rods more inboard to clear the 27 roadster body
Will you add a gusset between the rods for strength? I imagine Jarrett will be jumping on the gas pedal from time-to-time, and the gussets will help prevent them from wrapping up.
I have similar on mine and most people don't even notice them. They work and keep the RR from bending.
I don't like the sharp points and someone will touch them and get a boo boo.
Kevinrevin
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Make the gussets spell his name, or the car name, for the extra-cool, over the top bit that only a few people will notice.
DonnyRay
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