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MQ and GQ steering
So far it feels bettter than before, I will be taking it out tomorrow for a bit of a run so I will see then, I was thinking of taking the pitman arm off and putting it up the other way so I can put the draglink in from underneath to reduce the angle, not sure if it will work.RMP&O wrote:nice man nice....but how is bump steer with that angle on the draglink?
Hoppy

hey bro, nice engineering work there. ya wont be able to flip the pitman arm though cos the end of the sector shaft has a tapered spline on it, plus its normaly a huge mission gettin it off the box! tight as...
91 GQ lwb, 6"lift, 35's, RB30DET twin cam head efi turbo.
98 Nissan s1 stagea rb25det manual, sleeper family wagon!
98 Nissan s1 stagea rb25det manual, sleeper family wagon!
Yae I figured that, I was thinking of puting a hi-steer arm on to reduce the angle, but it's not causing any probs at the moment.nicksamaniac wrote:hey bro, nice engineering work there. ya wont be able to flip the pitman arm though cos the end of the sector shaft has a tapered spline on it, plus its normaly a huge mission gettin it off the box! tight as...
Hoppy
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