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Old 07-29-2016, 10:07 AM
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Geometry issues aside. I have found that heims typically do not offer sufficient angle to accommodate a street suspensions geometry and travel. Have had the same issue with racing ball joints. If you go this route, be very careful to verify no binding at the extremes of travel, both steering and compression/rebound.
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Geometry issues aside. I have found that heims typically do not offer sufficient angle to accommodate a street suspensions geometry and travel. Have had the same issue with racing ball joints. If you go this route, be very careful to verify no binding at the extremes of travel, both steering and compression/rebound.
^ this. Heims are great for the track, not so much on our decrepit roadways. Range of motion, longevity and harsh rides should be considered.
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