
Hi all.
Following an old thread (here) about front stifness, I got myself thinking if
I got my car right.
IIRC there were different pushrod lengths if you use the front lower wishbone up or down.
Mine are 15 inch.
Can you please measure yours? (IF your ride is fine
)
Which side is your lower wishbone?
If you can, please respond urgently as I'll have a suspension setup right in the morning.
Cheers,
Joćo
A pic of mine:
Not sure if they help, I thought the most important thing was to have the bottom are level with the ground, I can measure tomorrow if need be
Stella pic back!!! Thats what kept me going during the build.....all my shut lines looked OK during the build!!!!!!!!
[Edited on 28/7/09 by spdpug98]
Mmmmm Stella 

Forget Guiness, Stella is good for you 
Hi Joao,
most important thing to check is that the
circlip for the upright is on the bottom of
the wishbone.. This will make sure that
it is not the circlip taking the force on a
bump!
Hopefully, this will mean that the pushrod
mount tube is on the top of the wishbone,
putting the weld under compression
instead of trying to pull it apart.
The pushrods do vary in length, but you
should be able to adjust to compensate.
Mine are 355mm and seem fine.
As said, the lower bone shoud be parallel
to the ground.
good luck
GeorgeM
Thanks everyone.
It seems my pushrods are longer 1" than yours, George.
Well... let's see how the suspension setup goes...
Cheers,
Joao
Er mine are 384 hopefully have the shorter ones with me soon so i can do the same - full set up
Ditto, mount tubes should be on top and circlip underneath or full suspension load will be on the circlip which needless to say is bad news!
So having 384 mm ones and mount bracket on top is a no no? Or just makes it stiffer?
Joao
quote:
Originally posted by JoaoCaldeira
So having 384 mm ones and mount bracket on top is a no no? Or just makes it stiffer?
Joao
Joao
i know mnr made some shorter pushrods for people that turned over the wishbones, i'm sure you can send them back for shorter ones send chris an
email.
the newer design wishbones have the bracket under and also the circlip under.