
I just wanted to run this by some people here. Not sure if its just me. I'm changing my wishbones after my recent mishap and the new ones are
slightly wider. The problem I'm facing is that one lower bone fits the existing brackets and one doesn't so that'll have to come off,
no problems (think its down to the bone tolerances I've noticed they can be very slightly different). With the top bones though the brackets are
less than a millimetre to small but if I squeeze it in it'll go but is not wholly free to swing, it only takes a very slight pressure but
it'll hold itself at an angle if I don't press it which I presume it will do if I tighten the bolts up anyhow. If I talk to the brackets a
little with the hammer then all's well.I could file the brackets down a little along with the crush tubes which would be a solution or I would
like to re weld the brackets but trying to grind them off is causing damage and its very tight to get in there. Any suggestions? Will I be alright
doing this as it is? Like I say its literally only a fraction of a mill.
Ta
this has been dicussed before will try find link
Oops I'll apologise now then. I normally search but I've just walked in out of the garage after sitting there thinking about it. Thanks though.
Could you take 1mm off one of the faces of one of the bush tubes?
Cheers,
James
[Edited on 23/12/06 by James]
Certainly. Half mm off each side would be more than adequate but would this be acceptable. Just after the reassurance I suppose, running gears the biggest thing for me that I don't wanna bodge and end up with wheels doing funny tricks as I drive down the road!
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Originally posted by mistergrumpy
Certainly. Half mm off each side would be more than adequate but would this be acceptable.