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posted on 5/4/14 at 07:53 AM Reply With Quote
Steering Bush - Sierra Uprights

I've taken apart my front wishbones on the Indy to have them powder coated. I didn't notice the top steering bush had an offset in it. It's a Sierra upright. It hasn't got a grub-screw in it (yet) to prevent it from working loose.

When viewing from the top, which picture best describes the direction where the offset should be facing?

This picture is taken from the front of the car - it's the offside wheel.
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Sloan85

posted on 5/4/14 at 08:09 AM Reply With Quote
From memory, the hole should face the front of the car so the upright leans back as much as possible.





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jacko

posted on 5/4/14 at 08:18 AM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Sloan85
From memory, the hole should face the front of the car so the upright leans back as much as possible.



Yes you are right its too the front or it is on mine
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james h

posted on 5/4/14 at 11:57 AM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Sloan85
From memory, the hole should face the front of the car so the upright leans back as much as possible.


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RSr

posted on 5/4/14 at 08:26 PM Reply With Quote
Why that way? Want it make the turning angle very limited, the brake caliper will collide with the carrier arm
/Rickard

[Edited on 6/4/14 by RSr]

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