Thought you guys migh be interested in seeing this *Watts Link inside*
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Thought you guys migh be interested in seeing this *Watts Link inside*
The wait is over, here is our first production Watts Link System on the jig and being welded out. I know we have been getting a lot of questions about when this kit will be available. We are building out our first batch right now. Stay tuned for finished shots in bright shiny red!
EDIT: These are now in stock ready to ship. Final price is $549.95 for these
EDIT: These are now in stock ready to ship. Final price is $549.95 for these
Last edited by BMR Tech2; 03-10-2015 at 10:15 AM.
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Weight of the assembly? Any pics from behind the car showing how far down the center section hangs in relation to the differential (looks low).
Seems to come in cheaper than the Fays2 setup.
Seems to come in cheaper than the Fays2 setup.
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The big clamp is 4.8 lbs, the smaller side is 4.5.
The Watts link keeps the rear end more centered throughout the range of travel of the rear end, instead of swinging on and arc the way a panhard bar does. Also the center pivot of the Watts link is adjustable to allow changes in roll center
It is about $200 less than the Fays2 setup currently
As far as how low it hangs, this picture give about the best representation. It is slightly lower than most mufflers on these cars. So ground clearance is not compromised too badly
We will be weighing the whole assembly today, as we are determining shipping weights/dimensions. Which brings me to this, the first complete setup to come through powdercoat. I had to snag it and grab some pictures of it before the assembly department repo'd it so they could get back to work lol.
As far as how low it hangs, this picture give about the best representation. It is slightly lower than most mufflers on these cars. So ground clearance is not compromised too badly
We will be weighing the whole assembly today, as we are determining shipping weights/dimensions. Which brings me to this, the first complete setup to come through powdercoat. I had to snag it and grab some pictures of it before the assembly department repo'd it so they could get back to work lol.
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Yea, good point. You can always etch/engrave the logo on instead of laser/water jet cutting the logo.
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wow ! Looks great, have a good friend using the FAYZ2 setup and he loves it, may have to invest in this.
Little off topic but what relocation bracket is that for the torque arm? the one I have is so low it scrapes everywhere
Little off topic but what relocation bracket is that for the torque arm? the one I have is so low it scrapes everywhere