bottom of hub too close to RB end link bracket?
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bottom of hub too close to RB end link bracket?
I have the suspension together and it seems that the racing beat adjustable sway bar end link bracket is way too close to the hub (touching when jacked up) has anyone else had this problem? If you have never seen this bracket it is about 5/8" thick as compared to the stock one that is less than 1/16"
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OK here are the pics and of course as the car comes up the hub gets closer to the bracket until it is actually touching to the point where you cant even turn the wheel. Obviously I wont be driving with the wheels off the ground but I am worried it will make contact when turning and hitting a bump.
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Originally Posted by Wankel7
You've been under the car for a month trying to figure this out? YIKES!
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Have you seen pics of my car? I just left that and went on to wiring and stereo installation.
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Never really thought of grinding the entire bottom down and yes the bolt is hitting also. I guess tomorrow I will have to jack it up and take a few shots with it actually touching. I dont know it just seems like maybe some ******* gave me the wrong ball joint and it is too short by an inch??
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ok, i just ran out to my fc to get a better look, and it appears your hub is too close to the lower control arm. The rb sway bar bracket is a bit taller than stock, and the stock unit also sweeps back a bit to clear the shock/spring as well. Though your problem lies in the ball joint
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wow that gap does look a lot bigger and the fact that you came up with 7" for a length makes me believe some ******* gave me the wrong one for sure.
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Mine was also. Yeah parts trips for me are no big deal just done about 500 so far. Did you check out my build pics? And what is Exp do you mean escort EXP or explorer or what?
Yeah my biggest concern is that it is done right with the correct parts.
Yeah my biggest concern is that it is done right with the correct parts.
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Ive not seen the build pics yet....and anyone whos played a RPG knows that "EXP" stands for experience. My first rotary year is coming to its head next month, will have owned my 88se for one year and so far done one motor swap and a few lil things as documented in my own thread on my project, but from what ive seen of yours its a beauty
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