CNC Machining Process
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Inside Detroit Speed: Making Muscle Car Suspension Parts & World Class Custom Builds!
What happens here
The machine shop houses two CNC lathes and three CNC mills, vital for producing components like raw aluminum forgings. A raw forging of an upright (left-hand) is shown, contrasted with a fully machined version, demonstrating the precision required for hub pack and steering arm mounting points. Sean is seen operating a CNC lathe, producing steel bushings. These bushings are critical components for lower control arms, with tight inner diameter tolerances, ensuring a snug fit and durability.
Goal: Illustrate the precision machining of forged and cast components.
Tools and materials
- CNC Lathes Haas — Turning cylindrical parts with high precision
- CNC Mills Haas — Cutting and shaping complex parts from solid blocks of material
- Machined Aluminum Upright Detroit Speed — A finished upright component after CNC machining, ready for assembly
- Raw Aluminum Upright Forging — The starting material for a machined upright, which forms part of the front suspension
- Steel Bushings — Providing wear-resistant pivot points in suspension components, produced on CNC lathes
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