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Steering stop adjustment - LONGFEILDS...
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Steering stop adjustment - LONGFEILDS...
Just wondering wot the correct way 2 set the steering stops is ??
- i read somewhere that 30 degrees from straight ??
- just b4 the birf starts 2 bind ??
- i read somewhere that 30 degrees from straight ??
- just b4 the birf starts 2 bind ??
HYPOFAB
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I used a sliding bevel and a protractor to set up mine. Use the protractor to set the angle and eyeball it from there with the bevel against the brake rotor. I found that my tyres hit the leaf springs before I reached the desired 38 degrees (no ring on COREfields).
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But how far will they go before the birfield binds?
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don't care!
Im running standard toyota innners and longfields. With the traction control in its latest most advanced form, i can get almost positive traction to both wheels, with heaps less torque and strain going to my axles. I have the bumpstops set at stock! Hopefully this will make my rig very reliable yet ultimately very open to a caning!
Im running standard toyota innners and longfields. With the traction control in its latest most advanced form, i can get almost positive traction to both wheels, with heaps less torque and strain going to my axles. I have the bumpstops set at stock! Hopefully this will make my rig very reliable yet ultimately very open to a caning!
hands and mums dont count!!!
bj on roids wrote:im running the new longfields and mine hit the beefed up bumsptops BEFORE they hit the springs.
bj on roids wrote:don't care!
Im running standard toyota innners and longfields. With the traction control in its latest most advanced form, i can get almost positive traction to both wheels, with heaps less torque and strain going to my axles. I have the bumpstops set at stock! Hopefully this will make my rig very reliable yet ultimately very open to a caning!
how does this answer my question dubass
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I tried
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Here you go Ben, check here ---> http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=173918&highlight=two+and+piece+and+driveshaftscroll down to the second post - 'Birfield stuff'
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ok i read that post from PBB and it says to disconnect the tie rod and drag link and back off the stops, then turn the wheel with the hubs in and then turn it left or right at the same time till u feel it start 2 bind.......
done this and i can actually steer it further now and i cant feel the slightest bit of bindage wots the go ?????
should i just leave them set where they were b4 ??
done this and i can actually steer it further now and i cant feel the slightest bit of bindage wots the go ?????
should i just leave them set where they were b4 ??
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