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Relocating Steering Damper

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Relocating Steering Damper

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I am sure most of you have done that.
I am relocating an OME steering damper to the front on my Rangie.
Converted the pin to pin to a loop to loop by welding 2 loops on each side taken from busted Mercedes dampers....and did the typical bracket that hangs down the chassis.

I did the same mod on my disco but it does not have the same damping effect as stock.

Should I keep the steering damper as parallel as possible to the front drag link to aoiv the vibration issues?
This can be done by extending both the dhassis bracket and the U mount for the other loop end.
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Re: Relocating Steering Damper

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Jay wrote:I am sure most of you have done that.
I am relocating an OME steering damper to the front on my Rangie.
Converted the pin to pin to a loop to loop by welding 2 loops on each side taken from busted Mercedes dampers....and did the typical bracket that hangs down the chassis.

I did the same mod on my disco but it does not have the same damping effect as stock.

Should I keep the steering damper as parallel as possible to the front drag link to aoiv the vibration issues?
This can be done by extending both the dhassis bracket and the U mount for the other loop end.
Hey guys please i need your feedback on the issue
Thanks
Jay
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Post by HSV Rangie »

keeep it as paralell to steering shaft as possible or it wil have less effect.
Michael.
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Post by Jay »

Thanks a lot Micheal

Do you have one bracket hanging down the chassis and the U bracket welded on the steering arm
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Post by HSV Rangie »

I have the maxi drive brkt on the front steering arm.
A brkt droping off the chassy.

Michael.
Mitsubishi 2010 NT DID Pajero wagon, Factory rear diff lock, Dual batteries, ARB bar, winch, Mt ATZ 4 rib tyres.
1986 RR.
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HSV 215 engine.
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Micheal

Is the braket on the steering arm welded. How high are they>
And how much is the bracket hanging down from the chassis?

Appreciate a pic if possible whowing how parallel is damper to arm.
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Jay
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Post by HSV Rangie »

Steering damper brkt on arm is clamp on.
Bracket from Chassy is fab plate drops to with in 50mm of being parallele.
chassy end higher.
Michael.
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HSV 215 engine.
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