Alloy bushes for inner track control arm mount?
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Does anybody make an alloy bush for the inner TCA mount? I hate Powerflex bushes! And I hate trying to get these fucking arms into the sodding crossmember!
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I have never seen these, but would be a doddle to make, am going to the metal suppliers on monday to price up alloy metal as interested in making a few bits myself.
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Charlie,
Just rose joint them, you can buy a kit from rally design.....
![](http://www.rallydesign.co.uk/images/RD425.jpg)
U'd just need some spacers to match you crossmember and you'd find it easier to acheive your desired camber settings...
Dont use alloy in place of the rubber....
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Just rose joint them, you can buy a kit from rally design.....
![](http://www.rallydesign.co.uk/images/RD425.jpg)
U'd just need some spacers to match you crossmember and you'd find it easier to acheive your desired camber settings...
Dont use alloy in place of the rubber....
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I was thinking about rose jointed adjustable TCAs but I can't use adjustable TCAs in the race series I'm in. I am allowed to use them if they are adjusted to the right position then welded.
Anyway, I got my arms on this morning via leverage:
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Anyway, I got my arms on this morning via leverage:
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Alloy wouldn't be a suitable material here due to that amount of movement, they can be made in two top hats pieces easy enough, but there needs to be a sliding surface somewhere, maybe a bearing in the end or as said rose joint would be much preferable if allowed.
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