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info needed on adjustable control arms

Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2005 9:42 pm
by fatassgq
Hi all,
Was hoping that someone could let me know how much adjustment your adjustable top control arms have on the rear of a patrol. And maybe even some dimensions/what brand you have etc and if they are adjustable on car or if you have to take off one end. How much ya paid etc What are they made of dia of material etc

If anyone had part no. for the nissan control arm bushes too that would be unreal 2

Any info appreciated

Cheers

Brian

Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2005 9:51 pm
by Bartso
hey brian i have adjustable upper control arms i will get details tomorrow just curious why do you need adjustable upper arms for a LWB

Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2005 10:08 pm
by djr320kw
hey i have just purchased a swb gq patrol. you said you had them on your swb ute what are the benifits of these control arms and what exactly do they do

Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2005 10:24 pm
by Bartso
i put them on due to the lift it rotates the diff backwards to limit or eliminate tailshaft vibration

Posted: Fri Jan 07, 2005 4:43 pm
by fatassgq
Tanks Bartso,

I am going to get some on mine to correct the pinion angle.
I have a bout a 6+" lift and my pinion is pointing straight towards the back of the transfer (too high). Should be at the same angle as the one coming off the transfer if ya get what I mean.

I need to kick it down some to get rid of vibration when you back of on the hwy etc. It has only started since I put the 30mm coil spacers in and the pinion came up a bit.

I don't really like adjustable bottom arms as the adjustment point creates a weak point. Also not as nice a surface to slide over things etc. JMO.

I have some big arse lower ones on mine now that Superior Engineering are making. 40OD! :cool: So adjustable uppers are the go.

Cheers
Brian