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stanza strut shortening (where to cut)
dhadina
Posted on: 2014/1/21 5:58
ok my q's is where to cut the strut
either just under the original spring perch, then shorten and weld in the same place. this way the top half (the bit welded back on is long) will this effect it in anyway or take spring perch of and grind the weld smooth and cut higher and have a shorter top half is either way ok? i guess it all depends on how much you are cutting off? im going the 240z insert and the usual coilover set up.
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Re: stanza strut shortening (where to cut)
mcdat
Posted on: 2014/1/21 6:23
Me personaly,i would never cut and reweld suspension and if anything goes wrong and u happen to have an accident im pretty sure u wont get insurance.I was going to get this done but decided to go with the MADDAT suspension which is cut and rethreaded,much safer and passes engineering with flying colours.
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Re: stanza strut shortening (where to cut)
supafatto
Posted on: 2014/1/21 6:37
Cut and re tread is best
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Re: stanza strut shortening (where to cut)
dhadina
Posted on: 2014/1/22 8:17
ok looks like i'll be going down that road. now next q's is how much to shorten.
is it just the difference between the standard stanza insert and the 240z insert. that way it fits perfectly in the strut itself. no spacers on the bottom.
#5
Re: stanza strut shortening (where to cut)
supafatto
Posted on: 2014/1/22 10:40
Yep that's it so shock is snug fitted
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Re: stanza strut shortening (where to cut)
andrew1200
Posted on: 2014/1/22 14:10
Hay dhadina, I cut 100mm of the top of my stanza struts and fitted r31 skyline inserts and re-ajusted spring plate this is for my 1200 ute 250pnd mad springs and 22 mm swaybar never looked back
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