[11501] Raised base rear axle
Partnumber: 11501
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These baseplates can be used under the standard difmounts. It will raise the dif by 6mm (lowers the chassis). As an alternative it is also possible to choose the raised dif mounts 18501 & 18502 to achieve the same effect. The part is delivered with a complete set of assembling materials. |
[11504] Mount for rear wishbones (set)
Partnumber: 11504
[11505] Wishbone rear, left
Partnumber: 11505
| The lowerwishbone itself consists of 2 parts, by this we achieved to change toe-in/out exactly where it should be. The hinge point when adjusting toe-in/out is situated directly under the center of the balldrive axle. By adjusting the angle of toe-in/out the length of the driving shaft will therefor remain the same. | |
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The angle can be adjusted continuously within a range of maximum 4 degrees in and 2 degrees out. For your convenience we engraved a degree bow on the wishbone, so no extra measurement tools are needed! Of course a stabilization bar can be mounted onto the wishbone. A special fixation was designed for this, see partnumber: 11801. |
Also the existing raised shocker mount can be used easily on these wishbones providing a quick change
and more set-up possibilities, see: 18516.
The usual teflon bearings are already pressed in and the needed assembling materials are enclosed.
The special shaft from stainless steel comes with the package.
[11506] Wishbone rear right
Partnumber: 11506
| The lower wishbone itself consists of 2 parts, by this we achieved to change toe-in/out exactly where it should be. The hinge point when adjusting toe-in/out is situated directly under the center of the balldrive axle. By adjusting the angle of toe-in/out the length of the driving shaft will therefor remain the same. | |
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The angle can be adjusted continously within a range of maximum 4 degrees in and 2 degrees out. For your convinience we engraved a degree bow on the wishbone, so no extra measurement tools are needed! Of course a stabilization bar can be mounted onto the wishbone. A special fixation was designed for this, see partnumber: 11801. |
Also the existing raised shocker mount can be used easily on these wishbones providing a quick change and more set-up possibilities, see: 18516.
The usual teflon bearings are already pressed in and the needed assembling materials are enclosed.
The special shaft from stainless steel comes with the package.
[11801] Stabi fixation rear, touringcar
Partnumber: 11801
[18501] Raised differential mount divisible, right
[18502] Raised differential mount divisible, left
[18503] Shock absorberplate rear
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The shock absorberplate rear is a fine piece of tuning. Looks like a butterfly, it is light as a butterfly! The absorberplate itself and a little mountingplate fit in each other as a puzzle again like the difmounts. By choosing this construction we were able to realize a friction free connection held together by only 2 small bolts. We did not forget the extra possibility to choose the placement of your shock absorber, more or less vertical placement is possible depending on the terain you will drive on. All needed assembling materials enclosed except of item 18813. |
[18862] Wheel square 14mm
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Wheel square with 14mm width. The contact surface between the brake disk and the wheelhub has been enlarged. The parts have been surface treated to increase hardness. The enlargement and surface treatment will increase the life time of this wheelhub. Use the brake disk partnumber 18809 as they are made to fit each other, or slightly file the corners of a standard brakedisk. Delivered with a complete set of assembling material. |



