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Hi Brownman, it's shaping up excellent. I have an XK that I am going to do the same to. Here's mine, I'll PM you.
Cheers!
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looks very cool, i assume there would be a massive amount of work invloved?
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whats L300?
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Top Job - looking good
L300 is a mitsibishi Van . Hot rodders use L300 front xmembers and HR front ends on ther projects , best thing with a L300 front end is the endless amount of parts for them
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{USERNAME} wrote: L300 is a mitsibishi Van .
Hot rodders use L300 front xmembers and HR front ends on ther projects , best thing with a L300 front end is the endless amount of parts for them Was aware of the L300 vans, just not that that's what was being talked about here, or how they fitted in. Cheers. |
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Yeh, from what I gather, the L300 front end doesn't just bolt in but it isn't too hard for a reasonably talented fabricator to fit. Very similar in fitting a mustang 2 setup like they do in the states. I'm just curious about the track width etc. If you Google "Mustang IFS" you'll find some great stuff. It's amazing how big a falcon engine bay gets without spring towers or steering arms in the way and when you figure that a whole van is worth around $400 to $1000 second hand.......
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looks good
how will you go about getting it road legal? or will it be a simple(ish) task??
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brownman |
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No real major problems,spoke to engineer at length,short of it is as long as it is as strong or stronger than standard is ok ,there will be a few things to redo no doubt.
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For those readers in Perth, I spent a long time talking to a guy that signs mods off when done. He reckons that it is better to be slightly more vague with your initial application to the DPI, it just gives him a bit more room to justify smaller (necessary) mods after the work is done. If you are too specific initially, you can paint yourself into a corner. By the way, I just looked up the specs on wheel track for the latest L300, it is 48mm wider than an XK. Can anyone think of a similar front end that runs 15 inch rims from the factory? They like you to use the same diameter and dish, there are variations though. Subframe connectors are OK too.
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brownman |
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the L300 rims are 14",and to my m,ments the f/end is 30mm wider,also the centura diff that is in my can is also 14" and 30mm wider than normal bonus point being that front and rear wheels are 5 stud and same pattern
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Hey there Brownman, any more info on the old falkie? I'm still accumulating bits for mine. Just ordered a McDonald brothers triangulated four bar for the rear end. I noticed that you notched out the bottom of the rails a bit to fit the frontend up, do you think I will have problems in that area if I narrow the whole front end assembly by 48mm?
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nice work dude
lookign great so far love the front flip front is it going tobe made removable at all?
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twr7cx |
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Any more pics? Been almost a year...
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