Adjustable beams?
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My Zoo beam seemed perfectly fine to me, adjusted properly and was exactly as i expected.
not seen the others close hand to make any comment though.
the problem with t'internet is everyone believes what they read to be 100% fact!...when quite often it isn't.
not seen the others close hand to make any comment though.
the problem with t'internet is everyone believes what they read to be 100% fact!...when quite often it isn't.
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my mate Steve has a zoo beam, he took is car to a race geromerty place to get it set up, they were 'proper impressed' with the beam, and they did a lot of race set ups for motorsport
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i have just picked a ream beam off Brom last week which he was doing for me.Top quality work as always, i have seen him welding beams in his jig with camber angles and digital levels used.He is currently building a spaceframe focus and the quality of his work gets my hands up.trouble with the internet is bullshit travels fast !!!!. has anybody spoke to him before posting stuff on here ?
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i have just picked a ream beam off Brom last week which he was doing for me.Top quality work as always, i have seen him welding beams in his jig with camber angles and digital levels used.He is currently building a spaceframe focus and the quality of his work gets my hands up.trouble with the internet is bullshit travels fast !!!!. has anybody spoke to him before posting stuff on here ?
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i have just picked a ream beam off Brom last week which he was doing for me.Top quality work as always, i have seen him welding beams in his jig with camber angles and digital levels used.He is currently building a spaceframe focus and the quality of his work gets my hands up.trouble with the internet is bullshit travels fast !!!!. has anybody spoke to him before posting stuff on here ?
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the brackets were tack welded on to the beam, nothing strutural at all, but as you've said allowed them to run modified arms to have a much better trailing arm set up.
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My beams come in 3 stages to suit all budgets and needs, Todate there has been no bad comments however if there ever was we would do our upmost to correct any problems or potentially improve the product in anyway from the fead back we recieve from customers,
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We do our best to stock beams so that the exchange can be done on collection however a recent overseas order has cleaned me out as they could send standard items back due to cost of shipping etc.
Could do with those arms too Will and the beam if you want to sell it.
Could do with those arms too Will and the beam if you want to sell it.
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Neil thats will allow adjustment but doesn't do anything in regards to the real problem with cossie rear ends and thats the bump steer they suffer from throughout the suspension travel. How ever if you wanted to stay with that beam we can mod it to accept a 7.5" diff for you.
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ive loads of beams and arms here,cheap if you need some!!
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Danny i take it its the mod to the inner pick up point that helps with the bump steer ?
I will just run with this beam untill i start to have problems with the 7" diff then sell it on and get a 71/2" beam modded by you, for what i paid for it i wont loose![Big Grin](https://passionford.com/forum/images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif)
Any idea of what sort of settings i would get to with that beam ?
I will just run with this beam untill i start to have problems with the 7" diff then sell it on and get a 71/2" beam modded by you, for what i paid for it i wont loose
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Any idea of what sort of settings i would get to with that beam ?
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6 degree is 6 degree mate no matter what way round you go to achieve it, We tried lots of positions to achieved less bumpsteer and 6degrees worked out the optimum position, I know my beams aren't directly the same as ahmeds as we removed one to fit one of our stg 3 beams but I can say they are still good quality