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Daytona rwd #2852424
11/28/20 01:37 AM
11/28/20 01:37 AM
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Midland,Tx
wyldebill Offline OP
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Midland,Tx
Looking at a rwd swapped Daytona. It has "stock" front end under it. Does anyone build a drag adjustable, strut to fit these cars?

Re: Daytona rwd [Re: wyldebill] #2852529
11/28/20 12:53 PM
11/28/20 12:53 PM
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Here is a pic of how it was done on a car I had. It had Santhuff struts. Bottom was connected to the stock Daytona lower A-arm. I don't have a picture of how it was done.

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Re: Daytona rwd [Re: wyldebill] #2852534
11/28/20 01:04 PM
11/28/20 01:04 PM
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Park Forest, IL
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Mine had the stock clip under it and had adjustable struts. It appeared as though they were for something else because they had spacers at the top. I don't remember any brand name on them.


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Re: Daytona rwd [Re: wyldebill] #2853431
11/30/20 04:04 PM
11/30/20 04:04 PM
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Manitoba, Canada
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The ones I had seen used either a modified stock front crossmember or a fabbed one duplicating the critical dimensions but leaving room in the middle for the engine and trans. Aftermarket support for these cars is in the toilet and only going to get worse over time, if you're fabricating something I would be looking at re-configuring to accommodate generic aftermarket parts instead.







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