NB suspension parts in NA rule
#1
Posted 03-06-2012 08:41 AM
Thanks.
#2
Posted 03-06-2012 08:49 AM
#3
Posted 03-06-2012 08:57 AM
Front upper control arms 90-97 interchangable
Front lower control arms 90-05 interchangable
rear upper arms are all the same
Rear lower arms 90-05 interchangable
Mazda has discontinued the earliest versions and can only supply the latest.
Note that you can not put 99+ front upper control arms on a NA car. The SMAC tried this a few years ago and we are still licking the wounds
Dave
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#4
Posted 03-06-2012 11:01 AM
Note that you can not put 99+ front upper control arms on a NA car. The SMAC tried this a few years ago and we are still licking the wounds
Dave
That must have been what I was thinking of. I thought it had passed, but I guess I was wrong. Back when it was proposed, I thought it was a done deal.
#5
Posted 03-06-2012 07:21 PM
Superceded parts would be allowed. This would include:
Front upper control arms 90-97 interchangable
Front lower control arms 90-05 interchangable
rear upper arms are all the same
Rear lower arms 90-05 interchangable
Mazda has discontinued the earliest versions and can only supply the latest.
Note that you can not put 99+ front upper control arms on a NA car. The SMAC tried this a few years ago and we are still licking the wounds
Dave
For a class that allows a control arm to be changed, say the Solo STS class, what would be the effect of doing so? Is the NB arm shorter?
-Chris
#6
Posted 03-07-2012 09:00 AM
Dave
Dave Wheeler
Advanced Autosports, the nations most complete Spec Miata shop
Author, Spec Miata Constructors Guide, version 1 and 2.0
Building Championship winning cars since 1995
4 time Central Division Spec Miata Champion car builder 2012-2013-2014-2017
Back to Back June Sprints Spec Miata 1-2 finishes 2016 and 2017
5 time June Sprints winner in Mazda's
6 Time Northern Conference Champion Car Builder
2014 SCCA Majors National point Champion car builder
2014 SCCA Runoffs winner, T4 (Bender)
2014 Central Division Champion, ITS (Wheeler)
2013 Thunderhill 25 hour winning crew chief
2007 June Sprints winner, (GT1, Mohrhauser)
Over 200 race wins and counting.
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