Spyder rear suspension clearance on S1 Elan
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Don't think you are doing anything wrong per se. You ARE putting in a chassis with a rear suspension of a design that the body was not made to accommodate. So no surprise you'd need to do some surgery. When you are doing the body mods, make sure to leave enough clearance so you can remove those upper control arms should the need ever arise.
Just adding adjustable rear control arms (inboard heims) to my S1 required the removal of the battery box corners due to the design difference.
It's good to be comfortable with basic fiberglassing techniques if you own an old Lotus.
Just adding adjustable rear control arms (inboard heims) to my S1 required the removal of the battery box corners due to the design difference.
It's good to be comfortable with basic fiberglassing techniques if you own an old Lotus.
Steve
Elan S1 1963-Bourne bodied
Elan S3 1967 FHC pre airflow
Formerly:
Elan S1 1964
Elan S3 1966 FHC pre airflow
Elan S3 1967 FHC airflow
Elan S4 1969 FHC
Europa S2 1970
Esprit S2 1979
Elan S1 1963-Bourne bodied
Elan S3 1967 FHC pre airflow
Formerly:
Elan S1 1964
Elan S3 1966 FHC pre airflow
Elan S3 1967 FHC airflow
Elan S4 1969 FHC
Europa S2 1970
Esprit S2 1979
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