Top wishbone length
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Anyone got a +2 workshop manual to hand? I am trying to find out the length of the front top wishbone. This is the distance between the centre of the chassis studs and the centre of the top ball joint, measured perpendicular to the chassis and not along the wishbone itself. My Elan manual has a drawing showing the suspension so I am guessing that the Plus 2 has a similar drawing.
- stevebroad
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Seeing you asked in the Elan section I figured I might as well post that page you referred to of the Elan arm lengths so that in the future someone looking for it will find it. Maybe ask in the plus 2 section and get the answer that you are seeking?
Gary
Gary
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garyeanderson - Coveted Fifth Gear
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Yes, that would have been sensible
I am a bit confused by one of the dimensions. The distance between the top ball joint holes seems too large. The distance should be around 38mm, but your drawing shows 45.97mm. I wonder if dimensions d and e have been transposed?
I am a bit confused by one of the dimensions. The distance between the top ball joint holes seems too large. The distance should be around 38mm, but your drawing shows 45.97mm. I wonder if dimensions d and e have been transposed?
- stevebroad
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Hi Steve
It's not my drawing, it's out of the Factory Lotus Elan Workshop Manual. That said, lots of things are not quite correct but its a good reference material to get an idea of whats what. This is a photo of a pair of arms and is as you say C: is one and a half inches. My guess is that C: and E: have been transposed.
a bit more from the past:
Repost: Front wishbone discrepancy in manual
elan-archive-f16/repost-front-wishbone-discrepancy-manual-t9632.html
It's not my drawing, it's out of the Factory Lotus Elan Workshop Manual. That said, lots of things are not quite correct but its a good reference material to get an idea of whats what. This is a photo of a pair of arms and is as you say C: is one and a half inches. My guess is that C: and E: have been transposed.
a bit more from the past:
Repost: Front wishbone discrepancy in manual
elan-archive-f16/repost-front-wishbone-discrepancy-manual-t9632.html
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