Reply to "Narrowed rear IRS..."

Wright Conceptz

@DannyP posted:
That front beam is the achilles heel of most of us here. Interested to see what you come up with.
I can't really help with the rear IRS narrow arms other than to say I remember the thread.

I have a few ideas, I have built a few "things"...I have all the build manuals. NOW I need read and study, see how it is all done. The front beam seems to always be some sort of issue. Are these beams narrowed? I narrowed my bean on my Ghia 4". My 356 has adjusters in it and it still sits high to me. Definitely would like to see it more grounded...

Thanks.

Todd

9/3/208:07 AM

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