mq/mk body lift
Posted: Sun Jan 09, 2005 10:17 pm
I have read thru the links, and couldn't find the answer to this question:
Under the rear wheel wells, there is a latteral joint that bolts the chassis to the body - basically a U shaped bracket on the body which wraps around the chassis rail, and a bolt goes thru the pair.
I am guessing it is there to stop the body moving front/back under heavy acceleration (haha) or braking.
Whoever has done the bodylift probably hasn't had it engineered, and they have just left this bolt out - nothing in there. I am wondering if this is detrimental to the safety of the car ?
What do people doing mq/mk body lifts usually do/usually replace with this point, if they do it properly and get it engineered.
thanks
Under the rear wheel wells, there is a latteral joint that bolts the chassis to the body - basically a U shaped bracket on the body which wraps around the chassis rail, and a bolt goes thru the pair.
I am guessing it is there to stop the body moving front/back under heavy acceleration (haha) or braking.
Whoever has done the bodylift probably hasn't had it engineered, and they have just left this bolt out - nothing in there. I am wondering if this is detrimental to the safety of the car ?
What do people doing mq/mk body lifts usually do/usually replace with this point, if they do it properly and get it engineered.
thanks