audidub wrote:i got a set of g60's in the scrap pile, they are kinda rusty but if you want them their yours
how are the pistons? do they move freely?
audidub wrote:i got a set of g60's in the scrap pile, they are kinda rusty but if you want them their yours
my2000apb wrote:ive also had thoughts of b3 c-arms, knuckles etc, to widen it all out and it should work fine
timmmy wrote:I literally threw away 3 sets of G60's recently, sorry Tim. I tried giving them away but nobody wanted them, and they were in good shape too. Not that this helps you at all.
WRC wrote:my2000apb wrote:ive also had thoughts of b3 c-arms, knuckles etc, to widen it all out and it should work fine
This is what I've decided to do.
I figure it will be a lot easier down the road to replace axles if needed, since I won't be swapping outer CV's too.
And if I ever decided I didn't like my Volks, I'm a couple steps closer to 5-lug.
Haven't done anything to check axle lengths yet though.
my2000apb wrote:well if you run the cast arms up front with proper knuckles, balljoints etc, and b3 fronts *should* drop right in
youre supposed to shorten both cup splines by 3mm, i have done one and not the other yet, as the b3 front w 4kq outer doesnt work on 4kq passenger side of the car, its too long even with the balljoint at max camber. so i may run an unshortened cup to help take up space for the shorter 4kq pass axle
its looking like im going to be running a b3 front axle w 4kq outer cv and 100mm 4kq trans output cup thats been shortened 3mm on the drivers side
an a 4kq passenger axle on the pass side with a 13mm spacer and with either the 3mm shorter cup or stock length cup
more to come once fitment session is done
my2000apb wrote:so are the b2/b3 stamped arms the same? jsut a longer balljoint for b3?
WRC wrote:my2000apb wrote:so are the b2/b3 stamped arms the same? jsut a longer balljoint for b3?
I'm pretty sure b2's and b3's stamped arms are identical, just different balljoint diameter.
pilihp2 wrote:k24 on tube header. I am intrigued...
Rocco16V wrote:some good progress there!
Highlander wrote:That's going to be a sweet 4k
A nice light weight solution for power and fun.