Hubs for racing car
Discussion
Currently putting together a racing car and I need front and rear hubs for unequal wishbone suspension set up front and rear. Does anybody know of any off the shelf products I can use (will be running 12 pot caliper Tarox racing brake kit).
Thanks
John
>>> Edited by jkyle69 on Wednesday 27th April 19:47
Thanks
John
>>> Edited by jkyle69 on Wednesday 27th April 19:47
I assume by 'hub' you actually mean the whole upright/hub assembly?
Several companies do them off the shelf; depends what type of car you are building, though. I assume that if you are planning 12-pot calipers, it must be something fairly big and heavy?
Apart from the obvious solution of finding a similar car from one of the established race car manufacturers and buying a set of uprights from them, you might try Raceleda or Quaiffe - both do off-the-shelf standard items.
>> Edited by Martin_s on Tuesday 3rd May 20:12
Several companies do them off the shelf; depends what type of car you are building, though. I assume that if you are planning 12-pot calipers, it must be something fairly big and heavy?
Apart from the obvious solution of finding a similar car from one of the established race car manufacturers and buying a set of uprights from them, you might try Raceleda or Quaiffe - both do off-the-shelf standard items.
>> Edited by Martin_s on Tuesday 3rd May 20:12
My kit car (AM Sportscars EX2 - increasingly modified) uses the setup from GD cars.
Highly recommended, particularly with my cars geometry.
Despite running track day tyres and downforce I am still only using one degree or less of negative camber, sign of very good camber control, and have neglible MEASURED bump steer.
Highly recommended, particularly with my cars geometry.
Despite running track day tyres and downforce I am still only using one degree or less of negative camber, sign of very good camber control, and have neglible MEASURED bump steer.
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