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marcjagman

posted on 16/11/10 at 02:48 PM Reply With Quote
Top arm threaded inserts

Have bought some threaded tube, M20 I think it was, but now lost them and can't remember to buy them from, anyone here help with info?
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big-vee-twin

posted on 16/11/10 at 02:59 PM Reply With Quote
Rally Design? Link





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carpmart

posted on 16/11/10 at 03:06 PM Reply With Quote
McGill also sell them!





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marcjagman

posted on 16/11/10 at 03:19 PM Reply With Quote
The ones from rally design, do you weld them into a tube or weld the arms to them?
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Benzo

posted on 16/11/10 at 03:23 PM Reply With Quote
can anyone explain further how this works?

or any pics of anyones installed, im looking to have better top arm camber adjustment.

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marcjagman

posted on 16/11/10 at 04:23 PM Reply With Quote
Page 124 of the Haynes Roadster book, page 80 (diagram), 84, 115 of Ron's book give half decent pics. You slacken your lock nut on the drag link, unfasten drag link from hub, screw in/out to increase/decrease camber then re-fit and re-tighten.
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big-vee-twin

posted on 16/11/10 at 05:28 PM Reply With Quote






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Benzo

posted on 16/11/10 at 06:07 PM Reply With Quote
Thanks guys,

So these dont really allow for more adjustment? they just allow for easier adjustment and with out having to split the joint each time?

My top are is threaded and the joint screws into the top arm, to get max adjustment ive had to cut the top locking nut in half, and that way it only allows me adjust it a full turn at a time.

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