Photoshopped drop, wheels and window delete
2006 Crown Vic IFS
Tight quarters
10" Centers for IFS mounting holes
TBird IRS
Team 321 IRS Cage for the TBird rear end
Team 321 IRS Cage for the TBird rear end with square tubing, mated into a Comet. Setup will be similar for the van
Crown Vic Dimensions
Rear track width of factory MN12 and Team 321 setup, to determine maximum wheel width, offset and backspacing
Stock Econoline dimensions, with my ride height calculation, based on CV IFS
Front track width calculation based on stock CV IFS.
CV IFS placed under the body for test fit. Slightly too wide.
Measurements from frame rail to wheel mounting face (L) and frame to inner fender lip (R)
Second angle with CV IFS under the van
Preliminary drawing from Team 321 showing my frame rails lined up with the IRS Cage rails
Closeup of the Shockwaves fitted to the control arms to verify no interferences
Preliminary drawing showing 8" ride height (red), and Team 321 IRS Cage with "factory" dimensions. Dwg shows the cage needs to be extended up to match my ride height. IRS Cage drawn with 28" tire diameter.
Addition of the 305/40ZR20 (32" diameter) to confirm no interference with AOS, control arms and spindles. The large diameter tires brought up the IRS cage height to within 1/2" of my frame rail ride height
Side drawing showing adjustment to the IRS Cage that needs to be done
Delmo Wheels. 2 piece billet aluminum, made to any backspace, offset, and diameter up to 24".
Delmo Wheels on a truck, for viewing pleasure
Detroit Steel Wheel. All steel wheel, made to just about any offset, backspace. Powder coated or bare, with different trim rings and center caps
Detroit Steelies on an old caddie???
Final ride height, sitting on jack stands, with wheels in wells for visual reference.
Suspension removed