Does anyone make something similar to what Trinity used to have on their old pan car front ends? (Revolver) They used a plastic pivot ball on top of the kingpin, and the plastic assembly mounted to two turnbuckles? I have some left overs, but I am looking to see if anyone is currently making something similar. Any ideas?

I think Associated has something similiar used on there B2 buggy, the king pin has a ball on top of it and a tierod end that you can screw onto the turnbuckle to the a arm, several guys down here in fla run them.

Actually, the plastic Trinity piece allowed you to connect 2 turnbuckles, so it forms an "A-Frame". The other ends of the turnbucke are attached to the chassis with ball studs.

Speed merchant just came out with a front end that is as close to the trinity as you will find. It is designed to bolt onto and pan car.

check with trintiy they used that frontend on there blue road course car.

Speed merchant just came out with a front end that is as close to the trinity as you will find. It is designed to bolt onto and pan car.

Thank you. I just checked it out on their website. I thought of doing it this way (with two rod ends stscked on each other over the spindle) but I figured that since each rod end swings on a different arc, they would bind up. Guess it actually works since they don't move very far...

check with bruce at speedmerchant he can hook you up.

Dale,You got e-mail.