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Thread: Can A SEAT Sport independent axle, replace a rear torsion beam?

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    04-06-2012 01:33 AM #1


    If you look at it, it looks like it can be swapped right in for a rear torsion beam... any one ever seen one of these in person?
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    04-06-2012 10:31 PM #2
    It will hit most of the fuel tanks. Hits the Mk 2-3 for sure.
    It has very little advantage. This IRS setup has the same geometry as the twist beam.
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    06-05-2012 10:47 AM #3
    I think that will add weight and complexity with no measurable performance gain on the race track. But at least it would cost a lot...
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  4. 06-08-2012 03:16 AM #4
    The stock rear beam doesn't bind THAT much.

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