A28 - Building suspension control arms for a home made supercar @BuilderCreator

Uploaded April 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

This video shows the process of building the rear lower suspension control arms for our mid engine 200 mile per hour supercar. The control arms are built using steel tube, weld-in threaded bungs, waterjet cut steel parts and threaded rod ends. this is just one of the many videos/steps in the process of our building this car, known as the Arete supercar project.

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A28 - Building suspension control arms for a home made supercar

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