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Re: Lunchbox/Pumpkin/Pajero chassis tuning 14 years 1 week ago #14583

Nice... I fear I'm gonna have to put a lot of work in my (hopefully) future Pumpkin. :whistle:

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Re: Lunchbox/Pumpkin/Pajero chassis tuning 14 years 1 week ago #14585

:blink: donkey question!!!
Why don't you keep your midnight stock? :blush:

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Re: Lunchbox/Pumpkin/Pajero chassis tuning 13 years 11 months ago #15544

more pics, servo centered, this in combination with the CRP upgrade reduces bumpsteer almost to nill. :y:



If you want this,

and this, fully compressed (got almost 5cm)

Top view

compressed.


do this,



and

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Re: Lunchbox/Pumpkin/Pajero chassis tuning 13 years 11 months ago #15545

Does lowering the servo stop the steering arms fouling the shocks/springs in all combinations of steering angle/suspension compression?

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Re: Lunchbox/Pumpkin/Pajero chassis tuning 13 years 11 months ago #15546

Didn't notice that, I did not had problems with the steering rods before changing the servo postion but now that you mention it I will have a look at it. It sits a little lower now 1-2mm. Played with the idea to bring the servo in a more upright position but then I would have to make a bracket to mount it.

checked: in my setup the rods are free from contact accept when fully compressed without the body installed, with body the wheels hit the arches first and the steering rods are still free from the dampers.

I'm still thinkering with the rear shocks, the don't react as smoothly as I would like. Might have to experiment a little with the springs and oil or how they connect to the rear axle (more to front or rear) :huh:

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Re: Lunchbox/Pumpkin/Pajero chassis tuning 13 years 11 months ago #15547

next on the menu are some LEDs

btw here's my Vannie with her clothes on.

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Re: Lunchbox/Pumpkin/Pajero chassis tuning 13 years 11 months ago #15998

:woohoo: badword i give myself a lunchbox ... so cool^^ Usualy it was planned as a gift for girlfriend (not my relation) why she's named Vanessa too :laugh: But but i wanna drive it and customise i never thought there is so much to do on a Lunchy. Thats a pretty cool one mabe for shelf the Gold version body an self costomised for outside. im sure my dog wanna like em too :lol:
Onroad Pack: TL-01 Ford F-150 SVT /\ TA01 Nissan Skyline GT-R NISMO /\ TA03F Mitsubishi Evolution 4 (Rally) /\ TT-01 2003 Calsonic GT-R /\ TA02 (blue version) Calsonic R-33 GTR /\TA03F '99 Calsonic GT-R /\ GM TC4 '99 Skyline GT-R (roller) /\ TA02 Blitz Toyota Supra (Drift)(almost done) /\ FF02 Toyota Celica (W.i.P) /\ GP Racetruck (schaltgetribe 2 Gang+R W.i.P.) /\ Ownbuild Supra (FH Layout W.i.P.)

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Re: Lunchbox/Pumpkin/Pajero chassis tuning 13 years 11 months ago #16008

WOW,
Your Lunchy is looking real good with all those Hop-Ups !

I bet it drives fantastic !
I think you should bring it on our next meeting so i can see it cornering around !

Excellent work.
Proud owner of the Bruiser Family

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Re: Lunchbox/Pumpkin/Pajero chassis tuning 13 years 11 months ago #16021

Thanks, the front setup is great it has a realy good turning radius and much more stable at speed, so good that the 'bad' rearshock setup is much more in focus now have to find a way to improve that too.

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Re: Lunchbox/Pumpkin/Pajero chassis tuning 13 years 11 months ago #16029

One hot Lunchy. B)

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