When fiiting a 6 degree beam, will you have problems with reversing the car afterwards? The wheels seems to loose the lining, than would become straight again once you drive forward. Any help???

 

I didn't have any probs with mine mate

 

You got trouble there mate. What make beam is it?

 

What beam Is it?

 

They should not move at all once locked up

 

I saw some pics over here and my mate made it!!!!! what would couse the problem?

 

If i was you id get it on a 4 poster ramp or over a pit and get some one to drive it forwards and backwards while your under it to see whats moving! Dosent really sound good and i wouldent wont to be useing it on the road if there is a problem wih it

 

any pictures?

 

when fitting we forgot to take some pics but when will put it up on the jack will take a few....Didn't touch it since as it was raining almost everyday ....

 

I think your geometry(spelling) is out somewhere. it would be very difficult to get one correct by looking at pics.

 

I took some pics with my mobile so they are not that good quality but you can see clearly how the wheels bend when reversing the car. Also some pics of the BMW M3 diff fitted in the sierra. http://s799.photobucket.com/albums/y...degree%20beam/

 

What do you mean with wheels bending? Does the camber or the toe change when reversing?

Even if the geometry is not OK, the angle of the wheels should not change. That can only happen when there is play somewhere or when something is bending. Is the inner joint the only one that is adjustable? From the pics it looks like you can only adjust camber and not toe.

 

As in the pics you can only adjust the inner joint therefore the camber. Yes when you reverse the car the camber changes and comes straight once you drive forward.

 

After throughly going through your photos the only thing I can say is for your own safety I'd put that beam in the skip, before you kill yourself.

 

have you not got under it yet to see whats moving? sorely that would be your first move!

 

We did stayed under it when moving ( on a ramp) but nothing looks moving at the time... any way the car handles really well with the conversion. Will continue to investigate...