Rear Alignment shims
Team Owner
Joined: Sep 2006
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From: Westminster Maryland
Hi C,
Make certain the shims are inserted properly on the t-arm pivot bolt.
Then line up the holes so the cotter pin can be inserted from the outer side toward the center of the car.
Bending one leg of the pin is sufficient to keep it in place.
Regards,
Alan
Here you can see the 'eye' of the cotter pin and also see the pin as it's just passed through the outer set of shims
Make certain the shims are inserted properly on the t-arm pivot bolt.
Then line up the holes so the cotter pin can be inserted from the outer side toward the center of the car.
Bending one leg of the pin is sufficient to keep it in place.
Regards,
Alan
Here you can see the 'eye' of the cotter pin and also see the pin as it's just passed through the outer set of shims
Last edited by Alan 71; Nov 20, 2015 at 06:08 PM.
Drifting
Joined: Mar 2004
Posts: 1,450
Likes: 40
From: Panama City Beach, Florida
Hi C,
Make certain the shims are inserted properly on the t-arm pivot bolt.
Then line up the holes so the cotter pin can be inserted from the outer side toward the center of the car.
Bending one leg of the pin is sufficient to keep it in place.
Regards,
Alan
Here you can see the 'eye' of the cotter pin and also see the pin as it's just passed through the outer set of shims
Make certain the shims are inserted properly on the t-arm pivot bolt.
Then line up the holes so the cotter pin can be inserted from the outer side toward the center of the car.
Bending one leg of the pin is sufficient to keep it in place.
Regards,
Alan
Here you can see the 'eye' of the cotter pin and also see the pin as it's just passed through the outer set of shims
