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Post by rallyfinnen on Mar 2, 2009 5:17:32 GMT -5
Always used to do this on my track cars, nothing worse than a DNF because of an arm popping off.. (Sorry about the picture quality, batteries were out in my camera, used the phone..)   Washers are a bit large here, but I just used the ones i happened to have.. Check that the washers are not limiting suspension travel, you might need to file them off or bend them a little. |
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sickboy
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Post by sickboy on Mar 2, 2009 15:10:44 GMT -5
ye that's the one this will help a lot i use the tie raps it also works but this i never thought of mmm d'oh some time you just have to keep it real simple nice one  |
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hoppy
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Post by hoppy on Mar 11, 2009 5:54:22 GMT -5
i've done this on my front suspension arms, but now i've actually snapped one of my front lower plastic A arms at the rose joint... I've had enough lol just bought some mcd lower arms, they are supposed to be much superior plastic, but i noted freeplay in the rose joint (even mcd lol)... so, soon i will make my own aluminium suspension arms, but with 5mm metal rod ends- no more popping off or breaking- ever! woohoo! this plus my soon to be made new 5mm thick chassis pan but with folded edges to stop the chassis nose folding up as soon as it looked at anything, i might actually be able to start getting some trouble free driving lol i just hope the additional weight wont be too much....  |
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