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Something binding
Hi, when my rear wishbones are fully compressed something is binding and I can't seem to find what it is
I first thought, well I'm never gonna get in this position anyway so why bother. But actually putting the car into a high grip corner compresses the rear wishbones/shock so much it binds and gently pushes the car back up Easiest way to try is press your car down (as to bottom out) and gently push it forward....and mine try to push itself back up Shocks all ok, driveshafts all ok, not touching rear shock tower either Tried lengthening/shortening caber links....still does it Any suggestions please guys? |
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Is the dog bone bottoming out in the drive cup? Or in the drive cup slot
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Check hinge pins, hinge pin plastic holders and the aluminium hangers them self. If you have had a big crash it may have bent one ever so slightly
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It looks like, at full compression, the drive shaft is fully in the drive cup and hinders movement.
I've tried 2 other X-rays at a club and they seem fine, I've checked the manual and all settings appear fine I know in the manual it says to use outer wishbone hole with outer hub hole bug I'm gonna try outer wishbone with inner hub to make a gap between driveshaft and drive cup to see if that helps This does the same on both sides |
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Do you have the external O ring fitted to the shock shaft that stops the up travel going to far and are your shock ends set as per manual
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Luniemiester drives: AE B6.1 AE B6.1d AE B74 AE T6.1 AE SC6.1 Kits and parts supplied by: http://www.rccarshop.co.uk/[/size] My Feedback thread: http://www.oople.com/forums/showthre...945#post691945 |
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Hi
Check the plastic inserts of the inner hinge pin holders, I've seen them worn out, it gives you play on the hinge pin you don't want. |
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