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Author: Subject: Safe Radius on Steering Arms
The Baron

posted on 20/1/07 at 07:54 PM Reply With Quote
Safe Radius on Steering Arms

I have had to extend my steering rack by using some 19mm hex bar. My question is; If i put some heat shink over the extensions, will I be ok for the SVA as long as I pass the 2mm radius, Is this correct?

I unserstand that the SVA git! is getting a bit fussy about people using pipe lagging!!!

Cheers,

the Baron

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macnab

posted on 20/1/07 at 08:54 PM Reply With Quote
your doing exacty what I was going to do.






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02GF74

posted on 22/1/07 at 01:45 PM Reply With Quote
your title is about steering arms then you go and talk about tack rods and extensions.

re: track rods - I cable-tied split convoluted tubing. (see below; SVA man ok with it)

re: steering arms - the standard ones on cortina will fail - you need to get a grinder/file to put a radius on them.

the top edge is the problem, as here:
steering arm edges
steering arm edges


grinder and file puts on the radius (where the paint is gone is the part you attack!), here:
steering arms edges smoothed
steering arms edges smoothed


[Edited on 22/1/07 by 02GF74]

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PeterW

posted on 22/1/07 at 06:06 PM Reply With Quote
I don't get it....

You're not allowed to weld steering components for safety, but the SVA man will make you take a grinder to them just in case your Granny might ladder her tights on a sharp edge when you run her down....!

Thats barking !

Pete

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