An explaination Tony would be appreciated.
Cheers
Nigel
Just taken a couple of short videos before and after mr hendersons modifications, I was amazed at the difference
Videos located here
tony
Sorry Tony I've watched to videos but must abmit to being completely clueless as to what i'm looking for in the videos.
Is this change from changing your front wishbones? if so what's altered?
If not what changes have you made and what should i be seeing in the video?
sorry for being dense
Cheers
Nigel
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sorry for being dense
fantastic, for the first time on this forum I'm not the only one whose confused
An explaination Tony would be appreciated.
Cheers
Nigel
Heres the original link
original link
with the triangular link disconnected in the before video you will notice the wheel doesn't move.. after fitting the replacement bearing in the
after video the wheel returns on it's own.
tony
Yeh I bought one of them bearings and could not believe the differance it made to just turning the column.
Nice to be given the credit for this modification, but I did in fact pick it up from the Robn Hood owners club forum. The link to the firm that sells
the bearings at such a good price is, though, all my own work.
I think they came up 2nd or 3rd on Google
John
these ones are only an extra couple of quid and look a bit more beefier than the ones in the original thread, but they do the same job.
http://www.bearingboys.co.uk/SLFE1_LDK_Pressed_Steel_Flange_Bearing-8
043-p#
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Originally posted by omega0684
these ones are only an extra couple of quid and look a bit more beefier than the ones in the original thread, but they do the same job.
http://www.bearingboys.co.uk/SLFE1_LDK_Pressed_Steel_Flange_Bearing-8 043-p#
I'll be dismantling that whole part of my car at some point to fit a twin master cylinder setup, so I think I'll throw in the one of those
bearing's while I'm there.
At the very least it'll be better than having the bloody plastic sierra thing pop out of place constantly.
noooooooooooooo i appear to have bought one