Offset Trunnion bushes
Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2012 9:28 am
Hi,
Have made offset trunnion bushes in past to set camber accurately without resorting to adjustable top wishbones? I'm assembling S1 for road/rally use and was planning on using bronze or similar measuring camber at ride height then drilling the bush the requisite distance off centre to provide desired camber 1.5-2deg for modern motor sport series radials I expect.
Then intend to drilling trunnion and with grub screws 2-3 of them tap into bush to lock the bush/trunnion in place.
I've also heard of another material that is lubricated by ater and used in industrial machinery, take high load and is light.
Thoughts or alternative solutions?
Cheers
V
Have made offset trunnion bushes in past to set camber accurately without resorting to adjustable top wishbones? I'm assembling S1 for road/rally use and was planning on using bronze or similar measuring camber at ride height then drilling the bush the requisite distance off centre to provide desired camber 1.5-2deg for modern motor sport series radials I expect.
Then intend to drilling trunnion and with grub screws 2-3 of them tap into bush to lock the bush/trunnion in place.
I've also heard of another material that is lubricated by ater and used in industrial machinery, take high load and is light.
Thoughts or alternative solutions?
Cheers
V