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I'm finding I need a very thick shim stack to get close on rear caster...... Before I subject myself to a bit more work (now that I have the rear set up).....
Has anyone tried setting rear caster using a staggered plate set up on the LCA's?
Rear suspension, front UCA shim stack (front 2 bolts). I'm over 6mm of thickness and only recording .5 caster with the wixley. The more I read about Mike's suggestions and having only 1 shim to keep the angles correct brings me some concern.
I'm finding I need a very thick shim stack to get close on rear caster...... Before I subject myself to a bit more work (now that I have the rear set up).....
Has anyone tried setting rear caster using a staggered plate set up on the LCA's?
That should work. Basically, all you are doing is what people do when they adjust the stock LCA cams. Set the rear at a point further out than the front to get more positive caster.
Bill
That should work. Basically, all you are doing is what people do when they adjust the stock LCA cams. Set the rear at a point further out than the front to get more positive caster.
Bill
Bill,
That is what I was thinking. I just didn't know if the step from one plate setting to the other was too much of an adjustment. It is not like the LCA cams. I guess, I am just going to have to trial and error it, but I thought I would ask first.
Thanks,
Tony