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big balls a frame kit
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big balls a frame kit
i just bought an a frame kit. liam said to run it with the eye horizontly. has anyone run it vertically (typical setup) with any problems. i bought a circlip for it, for lateral movement. i just feel the spherical bearing dosen't have the movement the other way. standard length frame (same as upper control arms, driveshaft length lower arms, 7 inch coils.
cheers
bru
cheers
bru
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Mrs Bru @ Sunshine Coast Developmental Physiotherapy - www.scdphysio.com.au , Ryano @ Fourbys www.generaltire.com.au Blitzkrieg Motorsport
Mrs Bru @ Sunshine Coast Developmental Physiotherapy - www.scdphysio.com.au , Ryano @ Fourbys www.generaltire.com.au Blitzkrieg Motorsport
The joint at the apex of an a-frame has high side loads whereas a joint on a simple link only carries radial loads. Joints such as rod ends are designed for radial loads. I dont know what type of joint is used in your a-frame.
On an a-frame with a rod end, the pin in the eye should be vertical so that the side loads on the a-frame load the joint radially.
On an a-frame with a rod end, the pin in the eye should be vertical so that the side loads on the a-frame load the joint radially.
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