rear trailing arms
Originally Posted by Rick
I can do you some brand new adjustable's for Ł60. Allows you to adjust the rear toe, which makes a huge difference to handling.
Wouldn't adding an additional washer to the bush where the tie bar meets the rear tca have a similar effect?
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Originally Posted by PeterRST
Wouldn't adding an additional washer to the bush where the tie bar meets the rear tca have a similar effect?
Originally Posted by JesseT
Originally Posted by PeterRST
Wouldn't adding an additional washer to the bush where the tie bar meets the rear tca have a similar effect?
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Pulling or pushing from the centre of the hub is NOT the correct way to set toe. They were for differing ride heights were they not ? Allowing them to use the same length arm across all models.
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Wouldn't adding an additional washer to the bush where the tie bar meets the rear tca have a similar effect?
during hard stage events they can bend-trick is to weld 4+25 mm bar along its length on both sides(one arm) x2 and box out the top to stop gravel getting in and it adds strength also-but i suspect your not staging it?? but if you DID!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!-
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I have a box full of unused ones in my mates shed I think.
Thought I binned them ages ago but apparently he found them lurking in his shed. God knows what else is in there then
Thought I binned them ages ago but apparently he found them lurking in his shed. God knows what else is in there then
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