automotive
automotive
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which materials are reliable for upright & hub manufacturing ?
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I agree any cast iron uprights will be nodular. A material subject to brittle break on impact would be to risky.
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If this is for a cheap production car use cast nodular iron, if weight is an issue and you have agood vendor then forged aluminium.
If it is for a one off I suggest welded steel.
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