In an effort to modernise the class and make it easier for drivers to complete maintenance on their cars, AMCA Nationals is excited to announce that a brand-new purpose-built front end will soon be available for purchase.
With cars currently running Holden HQ front ends, which are becoming increasingly harder to find and often take considerable time to customise, AMCA Nationals wanted to create a cost-effective alternative for drivers that would help to bring the class up to date, with many other speedway class’ running interchangeable off the shelf parts, as well as significantly reducing the time spent on changing these parts.
Featuring coilover front suspension, which will now also be accepted on existing front ends, the new front ends will be universal, meaning they can be clipped on to any AMCA National car. Having been extremely responsive during recent testing sessions, plans are to make them available for purchase in the near future.
“The new front ends won’t be replacing the current Holden HQ front ends, which can still be run, they’ll just be available as an affordable and efficient option for any driver who chooses to run them,” commented AMCA Nationals owner Mick Reidy.
“We’re very excited to be releasing this product, as it’s another big step forward for the AMCA Nationals class. We’re hoping that the availability and ease of use of the new front ends will not only be an appealing option for existing drivers, but will also attract new drivers to the class.”
The cost of the new front ends, which will be 12 kilograms lighter than the current front ends, with the minimum weight rule to remain the same, will be as follows: the clip is $950 plus GST, the control arm is $130 plus GST and the caster arm is just $50 plus GST.
Specifications and further information will be released shortly. For any questions on the brand-new front ends, please contact Mick Reidy on 0430 540 379 or via email to .
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