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CR front and rear bump steer fixed !!!!
Yes gents I have the "ANSWER " to the front and rear bump steer on our beloved Classic revivals.
Brought to you by suspension GOD , Ron Torranak. I will post a drawings and mesurements,photos on how to fix the problem. Lets all sing and dance around !!!!!!! |
Great timing I am about to redoing my springs shocks and sway bars.
Thanks ptrefry |
Wow,
That was quick. It will be great to see what is required! Ben |
Man...thats like saying you've found the cure for the common cold and cancer...and then keeping us waiting...:p
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You need to change the length of the Rack...
Morris |
OK for a little taste,
Front end required, the inner and outer rack to be shortened. The way you measure it is, The distance between the lower control arm mounting bolts, centre to centre must be the same as the pivot points of the tie rod ends on the rack. The rack must be at the same height as the lower control arm mounting points,the distance forward and back doesnt really matter. Then the tie rods can be cut to lenght to suit. I hope this makes sence. I will post pic's next week when I have done mine. Thanks |
Will the people modifying your rack do more?
Can we possably get a group pricing if they are supplied with 1/2 dozen or so racks and do them all in 1 hit? |
I am sure this is the case.
Hopefully one of the guys with a car on the road can try the mod first and see how it goes. Cheers, Ben |
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