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Old 08-20-2015, 11:36 AM   #141
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I would so buy this if the shipping wasnt $400+
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Old 08-20-2015, 12:03 PM   #142
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How much camber in the positive direction can they add? Not that I would want positive camber, but dialing back by about a degree could be useful depending on ride height.
Doing some quick trigonometry shows 2 degrees of positive, if not more. This is compared to stock LCA, so 2 degrees of positive camber from a stock LCA.
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Old 08-20-2015, 12:05 PM   #143
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I would so buy this if the shipping wasnt $400+
Hmmm, can we work with a different shipping company to bring that down to something more reasonable? USPS perhaps? They fit in a medium sized priority box well.
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Hmmm, can we work with a different shipping company to bring that down to something more reasonable? USPS perhaps? They fit in a medium sized priority box well.
I don't remember which shipping method FT86SpeedFactory uses but I have found the shipping to be quite reasonable to Australia. This involves emailing FT86SpeedFactory for a quote because the online freight quote is only good for U.S/Canada.
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Well, I have some bad news and some good news.

Bad news:
The saga continues with these LCAs. Went to order the material we had picked out for the LCA itself and the company who carries this is out till mid-October. Called Alcoa directly, of course couldn't get through to anyone. Awesome!

Good news:
I went out searching for 7075-T6 and found some within our budget and am purchasing that instead. You will now have a LCA that is *substantially* stronger than the tested units. Previous material had a yield strength of 46 to 53 ksi. 7075-T6 yield strength is 54-67 ksi. We are doing this at no extra cost.

TL;DR: Changed material to a stronger, more commonly used material due to availability issues. We are shooting to have the production run finished around early November and will update if plans deviate much from that.
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Old 09-16-2015, 06:41 AM   #146
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Here's a few of the adjustment pieces we broke on our test bench.
Did you guys look into any sort of Cryogenic hardening for the adjustment pieces? Depending on the material used, it would strenghten and improve wear characteristics for a longer service life.

If applicable, I'll be doing this to my set since a company is somewhat local to me (and it'll curb my ocd anxiety).
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Did you guys look into any sort of Cryogenic hardening for the adjustment pieces? Depending on the material used, it would strenghten and improve wear characteristics for a longer service life.

If applicable, I'll be doing this to my set since a company is somewhat local to me (and it'll curb my ocd anxiety).
Not worried about it breaking at all now. We went for 65ksi yield strength in an aluminum to 120 ksi in this steel alloy. It is not going to break.

I know there is a lot of information and proof that Cryo treating works but I am not sold on the process. No forms of racing I have been involved in uses the process to my knowledge and transmissions that are cryo treated still end up breaking at the same levels stock transmissions break at. I'm sure it makes a difference, but not enough for me to seriously consider it for a product.
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Old 12-03-2015, 03:36 PM   #148
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We have a worthy update, parts are in! Headed off to anodizing as I type this! I want to thank all of you for your patience, I understand we are overdue on these and I apologize for that. It was circumstances out of my control but that doesn't change the fact I feel responsible.

Here's a quick picture from Instagram:


I will upload better pictures tonight.

I will do my best to get them out before the new year but with the holidays upon us I have no idea how hard I can press the anodizing and laser etching companies, then factor in shipping will be delayed.... I will do my best though.
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As promised, more pictures of the 7075-T651 units. Next set of pictures they will be black .











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I have absolutely no need for these.

But I still might get them because of how sexy they are.
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I read through the thread. Learned a bit too!


Are those ones produced only for the group buy or is there a way to buy a set currently?
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I read through the thread. Learned a bit too!


Are those ones produced only for the group buy or is there a way to buy a set currently?
You can still buy a set, there are open positions in the group buy and we will have extras.

Here's some photos of the anodized units:






Back from laser engraving, assembled, and lightly anti-seized for your benefit





Thank you everyone for your patience .
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