Is anyone running the 92-95 civic hatch Nuformz (strange) Rear Set up on a "hotrod" Class car??
if so love to see some pix, we just got ours in from dynamic & damn this stuff looks confusing.

 

post some pics of yours!!

 

Mike Laskey has some on his new car. I don't have pics tho. Do a search for laskey racing in drag racing and I bet something might come up.

 

i will but i've never posted pix here?

tell me how & i will

 

If there is a local shop near by that does chassis work, they could probably install it for you in a half a day or so. Everything mounts to stock locations from what I remember, but there are a few things that I drilled out when I did one. Can't remember, since it has been close to six years since I did it..

 

You have to drill into the rear lower subframe to mount the "tie rod" heim. The install is very easy.

 

Leevon asked me to post these up for ya. Hope they help out. -Pdang

 

how much does it run?

 

better get their site updated.. lol... the hatch does look great though.

http://www.eiseleracing.com/index.htm


here is another thread i made awhile back... i tried to get most of all the differant style rear suspensions posted in there to help everyone out... check it. it could save you some money.

rear suspension options.

 

Looks good, next the biggest question i have is how are the rotors held on, if they are mounted w/ the wheels, how does the caliper clear the rotor???

this info is wonderful, never thought i'd get so much help.

 

Rotor mounts to the wheel. Once thats on, you then put the caliper on...peice o cake.

 

thats what i thought, but i just did not look correct.

THANKS a BUNCH!!!!!

 

next what front set up to use??

i now need the front suspension for a hotrod class car.

 

u need a car too???

 

Where can you buy this nuformz kit, how much is it, how much weight does it save?

 

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LOL!

Next up, what motor should I use?!

 

Anybody know how much weight it saves? I heard 40 lbs over stock, not including the wheel weight savings.