Lower wishbone bushes binding on frame
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Hi Members,
I'm in the process of fitting the lower rear wishbones to my new Spyder chassis. The width of the chassis mounting slot appeared too narrow such that I had to force the bushings in. How tight should the bushings fit into the chassis mounts? Should the bushings rotate freely as they don't at the moment.
I'd appreciate some advise.
Thanks,
Mike
I'm in the process of fitting the lower rear wishbones to my new Spyder chassis. The width of the chassis mounting slot appeared too narrow such that I had to force the bushings in. How tight should the bushings fit into the chassis mounts? Should the bushings rotate freely as they don't at the moment.
I'd appreciate some advise.
Thanks,
Mike
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Hi
AFAIK, the bushes do not rotate. The inner sleeve is stationary as is the outer, with the rubber allowing for movement. This is why they should be tightened with the car on the ground at its correct ride height.
All the best
Berni
AFAIK, the bushes do not rotate. The inner sleeve is stationary as is the outer, with the rubber allowing for movement. This is why they should be tightened with the car on the ground at its correct ride height.
All the best
Berni
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