Expanding Chassis Foam
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I've heard Urethane is a decent chemical to use. Part of my reasoning is that the FC chassis has lost some rigidness over the years, the expanding foam could potentially help restore and surpass it's original handling.
#4
Check http://www.fgci.com
I've used their 2lb foam in chassis', worked great. It will quiet down some rattles etc. when hitting bumps. If your chassis is really loose you will notice the difference, mainly on bumps in a turn.
I've used their 2lb foam in chassis', worked great. It will quiet down some rattles etc. when hitting bumps. If your chassis is really loose you will notice the difference, mainly on bumps in a turn.
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Click on the link, then 'catalog', then 'foams'. It will be the first one on the list of foams, 2.0lb liquid foam.
I would check with them because the 4 or 8 lb might be better in an older car. Do a search for closed cell urethane foam and dig around, I found some better websites with more info on physical properties, FiberGlass Coatings is just local to me.
I would check with them because the 4 or 8 lb might be better in an older car. Do a search for closed cell urethane foam and dig around, I found some better websites with more info on physical properties, FiberGlass Coatings is just local to me.
Last edited by jgrewe; 06-23-07 at 05:48 PM.
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