Other than the obvious difference in wheel pcd and offset..
Car you mount S2 uprights onto an S1?
Reason behind this is to get the stronger wheel bearings from the S2.. I asume you would need the uprights form a K engined S2 on the rear end.
S2 hubs onto an S1?
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S2 hubs onto an S1?
Well it moves... might as well make the most of it....
Re: S2 hubs onto an S1?
You'd need to replace all four uprights and the driveshafts. You'd also need to change the brake discs but I think that's about it. Oh, and you'll need different bits for your toe-links.
If you wanna do it I may know someone who has all the parts.
Dan
If you wanna do it I may know someone who has all the parts.
Dan
Re: S2 hubs onto an S1?
Is it worth it John?
Only had one go on N3 since I have had her.
tut
Only had one go on N3 since I have had her.
tut
Re: S2 hubs onto an S1?
roadboy wrote:You'd need to replace all four uprights and the driveshafts. You'd also need to change the brake discs but I think that's about it. Oh, and you'll need different bits for your toe-links.
If you wanna do it I may know someone who has all the parts.
Dan
Dan, I had thought the S2 wishbones were longer? I'm sure I'd read the K powered cars are longer by about 8mm or so; it always seemed to make sense to me whith the changes in the hubs, offset etc...
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Re: S2 hubs onto an S1?
roadboy wrote:You'd need to replace all four uprights and the driveshafts. You'd also need to change the brake discs but I think that's about it. Oh, and you'll need different bits for your toe-links.
If you wanna do it I may know someone who has all the parts.
Dan
Probably not... depends very much on future application..tut wrote:Is it worth it John?
Only had one go on N3 since I have had her.
tut
Well it moves... might as well make the most of it....
Re: S2 hubs onto an S1?
The driveshafts are longer but the wishbones are exactly the same dimensions. At least the ones I measured were. Don't know about the toyota engined ones.woody wrote:roadboy wrote:You'd need to replace all four uprights and the driveshafts. You'd also need to change the brake discs but I think that's about it. Oh, and you'll need different bits for your toe-links.
If you wanna do it I may know someone who has all the parts.
Dan
Dan, I had thought the S2 wishbones were longer? I'm sure I'd read the K powered cars are longer by about 8mm or so; it always seemed to make sense to me whith the changes in the hubs, offset etc...
Dan
Re: S2 hubs onto an S1?
Interesting one - i've just killed another 2 on the Mule
Think it really depends on how much kerb and sideways action you give them, but they are a weak link
Just about cried when i realised that Atom had them also
Think I'll be taking 4 with me on FF8
Think it really depends on how much kerb and sideways action you give them, but they are a weak link
Just about cried when i realised that Atom had them also
Think I'll be taking 4 with me on FF8
AMG GT-R
Atom 4 - CM425
Lotus Esprit S4S
G30 M5 Comp
Ferrari 599
Lotus Elise S1 "Shed" spec
Atom 4 - CM425
Lotus Esprit S4S
G30 M5 Comp
Ferrari 599
Lotus Elise S1 "Shed" spec