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Simon

posted on 16/6/05 at 09:15 PM Reply With Quote
Sierra steering arm extensions

I have a new rack (currently at Hawk Cars being shortened) and will need steering arm extensions.

As I have a new rack/arms/knuckles, I thought I'd use the old arm thread/knuckle thread and use them with a bit of threadlock.

What do you think.

ATB

Simon

PS If it ain't clear what I'm doing, let me know and I'll put up a pic.






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mookaloid

posted on 16/6/05 at 09:40 PM Reply With Quote
I think I need a pic!

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Mark

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Simon

posted on 16/6/05 at 11:08 PM Reply With Quote
Okey dokey

Bottom is new arm with old bits as extension. Old bits at top/middle of pic.

ATB

Simon

[Edited on 16/6/05 by Simon] Rescued attachment steering arm exts.JPG
Rescued attachment steering arm exts.JPG







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Hellfire

posted on 17/6/05 at 12:39 AM Reply With Quote
In theory "yes" it would work... the moer connections there is - the more there is to undo either intentionally or unintentionally.






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britishtrident

posted on 17/6/05 at 08:09 AM Reply With Quote
buy a set it isn't worth the fudge.
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mookaloid

posted on 17/6/05 at 11:21 AM Reply With Quote
I dont like the look of that very much

Proper extensions are available - MK do some

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Mark

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