Khils Posted April 4, 2024 Posted April 4, 2024 Have you looked at Iceman Collections? If one of these might work for you? I-Beam Drop Axle for 1932 32 Ford Revell Kits 1/25 2
Mr mopar Posted April 4, 2024 Author Posted April 4, 2024 9 minutes ago, Khils said: Have you looked at Iceman Collections? If one of these might work for you? I-Beam Drop Axle for 1932 32 Ford Revell Kits 1/25 Yes I have was thinking about buying ,but would it fit ? being it's for the Revell kit ?
Ace-Garageguy Posted April 4, 2024 Posted April 4, 2024 (edited) 7 hours ago, Mr mopar said: Yes I have was thinking about buying ,but would it fit ? being it's for the Revell kit ? A dropped Ford front axle will work on just about anything with a transverse front spring as long as it's the right width. Real Ford I-beam axles are frequently swapped around to achieve different track widths and stances, too. You fine-tune the ride height the printed parts shown above will give by filing off spring leaves. EDIT: Shown below is the dropped axle included in the early Revell '31 Ford Woody and all its derivatives, under an AMT '32 Ford with a custom front crossmember. You just have to understand how real suspension like this works. Edited April 5, 2024 by Ace-Garageguy TYPO
Dave Darby Posted May 8, 2024 Posted May 8, 2024 On 4/4/2024 at 1:48 PM, Mr mopar said: Yes I have was thinking about buying ,but would it fit ? being it's for the Revell kit ? You will probably want to create a slot in the front crossmember to accommodate the mounting tab. Just drill 3 or 4 holes next to each other and cut the dividing material out. Then it will be a drop-in. I hadn't seen those Iceman axles before. I like that they are beam axles. If you have a stash of extra kits, the Revell 32 Fords all come with chromed dropped axles, as do the AMT 27 T Touring, and the EX MPC Switcher 32 Ford kits. 1
Mr mopar Posted May 8, 2024 Author Posted May 8, 2024 4 hours ago, Dave Darby said: You will probably want to create a slot in the front crossmember to accommodate the mounting tab. Just drill 3 or 4 holes next to each other and cut the dividing material out. Then it will be a drop-in. I hadn't seen those Iceman axles before. I like that they are beam axles. If you have a stash of extra kits, the Revell 32 Fords all come with chromed dropped axles, as do the AMT 27 T Touring, and the EX MPC Switcher 32 Ford kits. Thank you for the tip !
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