second try poly A-arm rebuild (help)
Safety Car
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im having the exact same problem with mine, but mine are from prothane and dont use the metal outer sleeve.
the bushings for the upper arms fit just fine, but ive got a huge gap on the bottom like whats pictured here.
the bushings for the upper arms fit just fine, but ive got a huge gap on the bottom like whats pictured here.
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Burning Brakes
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From: Hazerswoude-Rijndijk Zuid Holland
I doubt it is a problem, I think this is how it should be.
For all freezer recommendations, thanks, I don't have a freezer at my workshop, but I have an oven (a-arm)!!
My issue is not the diameter of inner sleeve and shaft. It is the length difference of both.
Unfortunately I don't have any response from Energy Suspension, with is a bad thing after a week, crappy service!!
For all freezer recommendations, thanks, I don't have a freezer at my workshop, but I have an oven (a-arm)!!
My issue is not the diameter of inner sleeve and shaft. It is the length difference of both.
Unfortunately I don't have any response from Energy Suspension, with is a bad thing after a week, crappy service!!
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Burning Brakes
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From: Hazerswoude-Rijndijk Zuid Holland
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Burning Brakes
Joined: May 2006
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From: Hazerswoude-Rijndijk Zuid Holland
Hi, it has been a while.
I asked this question on several other fora. ES did confirm this. It turned out this is not an issue as long as there is enough thread for the bolt. The car is not finished so no road test jet.
I asked this question on several other fora. ES did confirm this. It turned out this is not an issue as long as there is enough thread for the bolt. The car is not finished so no road test jet.
