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Note... TE/TF and TC/TD uprights are
different.
The top ball joint is 25mm taller on the TE/TF than the TC/TD.
King Pin Inclination is also set at a different angle.
TE's/TF's are only found in
Australia (to my knowledge).
I decided, with a number of others, to make life hard for myself and
disregard all the suspension geometry known on the TC, and develop the TE/TF
upright instead. Here is my drawings....
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****I am using
this geometry**** |
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TE uprights at 125mm
chassis ride height with
205
40
on 15" rims. |
| Front View of
Chassis. Showing Roll Center, Suspension arms length. |
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PDF
Turbo Cad
Auto Cad
DXF |
| Caster set to 5 deg. |
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PDF
Turbo Cad
Auto Cad
DXF |
| Jig to make the revised
height |

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PDF
Turbo Cad
Auto Cad
DXF |
| You will have to
ensure the chassis is completely clamped down to the build board again.
Just to ensure all is straight prior to using the jig. |
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| Offering up the
jig and the brackets to the chassis. Perfect fit. |
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| Just ensure the
front face of the jig is parallel with the front of your building board.
That way the jig is square and the brackets are all square. Furthermore
measure the distance from the front of the jig to the edge of the building
board. Make the other side the same to ensure both sides of your
chassis are identical. |
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| A few clamps to
keep it in place then a few tack weldes. Before removing the clamps. |
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To finish weld it
all up and you have finished, lovely.
Now for the front arm Jigs. |
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| Front Arms Top
Arm |
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PDF File
Turbo Cad
Auto Cad
DXF file |
| Lower Arm |
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PDF File
Turbo Cad
Auto Cad
DXF file |
| Dimensions and Angles of the front TE Hub
with a 15" Nissan FWD wheel.
- Chasing scrub radius
- King pin Inclination
- Ball Joint upright Dimensions
- Pintara Disk Position when mounted.
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PDF file
click Here.
Turbo Cad
File Click Here
Auto Cad File Click Here
DXF File Click Here
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| Note this is my build diary.
I'm not an engineer. Use this information at your own risk.
The A arms end up approximately 40mm longer than the standard book
suspension. My jig will be constructed so that the arms can vary in
length. The minimum measurement will be the book length of 340 from
center of ball joint to bush pivot points for the lower arm. |