MalteseFalcon

hi, can anyone send me few pics of the 6 degree rear cosworth beam.

thanks

Turbosimpsons

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hope this helps.

dakunia

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At this thread have You few pics: https://passionford.com/forum/showthread.php?t=279424

MalteseFalcon

Great and do you have the wishbones as well?

thanks

MalteseFalcon

thanks man, I was searching for this thread....

Turbosimpsons

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try these

lee2cossies

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Who does the beams in the pictures above? and how much?

B13 JUS

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these beams look much stronger

take a look at the new piece added. its like factory with a pressed seam either side for extra strength, not just a piece of pipe fitted.



one of the beam


these get notched out for more movement for lower suspension

Turbosystems

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B13JUS that type are notched out to allow standard travel of their modified arms
the type rs licker has posted have full travel without the need to cut the rear beam out

BRAMMER

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Are they really needed as mine goes around corners surprisingly fine and doesn't move about too much on the road

R5FORD

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I think they just have that extra help mate.. I read there supposed to be really good for launching etc

B13 JUS

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i thought the arms ive posted only have wider arms? which would hit the beam at the same height as the other beam?

Turbosimpsons

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it's 1 that was designed by tony @ Turbosystems and built by me. it is currently fitted to my saff. pm me if your interested. thanks john.

ajamesc

There more about grip as u have the hole tyre surface on the road unlike part of it with a standard beam as when the car squats the wheels camber

Turbosimpsons

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+ it saves you loads on tyre wear as it wears the whole tyre and not just the inside edge. with the cost of tyres, a 6deg beam can pay for it's self in a couple of years.

BRAMMER

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So how much do these cost? and where from

mechanic28

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its one thing i have been thinking about, fitting a 6 degree beam for a good few years first with the sapp now the 3 door

Moonstone Steve.

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Wasted on a car that don't move

Steve

mechanic28

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but think how many posts i could get by putting up a thread after its fitted

Moonstone Steve.

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I think Tony does them m8

Steve

Moonstone Steve.

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Easily get yourself upto 20k

Steve

BRAMMER

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I was speaking to someone recently and they said it is an absolute must to fit one of these to a RWD Cossie - would like one but i have a tonne of other bits that need sorting first before i could spend on one.

Mr Licker are you making these now you have made your first?

J1mbo

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Tony, the only reason we notch the beam is just in case, under hard hard use and landings and squatting it's a possibility, so more a safety feature.

For most its over kill but hey!

J1mbo

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Have you got it fitted yet fella

mechanic28

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always the way always something else comes up lol,think it would prob finish the 3 door off and help make use of the launch control and the long 1st gear one day,,maybe

Dan@Rapid-Ford

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I have got the ADR 6deg beam and it's not notched out, the other day I had the damper off the car but the wheel on and the wheel touched the inside the wheel well before the arm got near contacting the beam and that's not taking into account the std spring seat bumpstops as I have removed them.

I've also compared an ADR beam to a Bajoo beam JIG that a friend has made and it the only difference is the finish of the fabrication of the inner joint on the beam the Bajoo one has an open end but the ADR is rounded and obviously the cut out.

Moonstone Steve.

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I would like to see if it made any differance with mine, i had some serious tramping to the point where i thought the diff was going to come out and go past me, happily now with my MSD rear diff mount it seems to have cured the problem and now seems to grip and go with a little squat. mmmmmmmmmmmmm

Steve

J1mbo

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Wel there you go! I can't say I've done that myself just gone with what I've been told, although rain birds looked close

I guess with smaller wheels it may be close?

Did you friend make the jig off a bajoo beam or our version?

mechanic28

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buy one steve if you do i might

Moonstone Steve.

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You buy me one and i might buy you one

Steve

russellsmith

much does ones of these beams go for?

would like to get one for my 3 door soon

mechanic28

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urm i will think about this and get back to ya

saph in dorset

So I know the adrenaline stage 2 beam is about £1000 and modifys your own beam but how much are the other options. And has anyone actually had both next to each other to do a direct comparison.

mechanic28

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how much do you sell the beams for dan?

B13 JUS

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yes mate its all fitted and wheels sit the same on both sides now

J1mbo

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Lol, its always a bonus when you buy a beam and the wheel sit in the arch right

JHS

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I got mine from SCS last year, just over £1000

dave cos4x4

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these beams from Harvey,are around £1k+ Russell, with your beam getting modded.

just had one fitted to my car and there was no understeer with the car on track etc...

Dan@Rapid-Ford

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My friend has copied a Bajoo beam and he also noted that the extended inner arms were different lengths which he had to correct

I think even with smaller wheels the STD spring seat cones would be bottom out first before contact but I've not been able to try it.

Here's a pic of Ahmeds beam arms

Dan@Rapid-Ford

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I'm on iPhone at mo will pm you a price when I get on the office comp or there's a post in traders room with details