Subject	Re: would it be reliable if adjusted to its maximum length?
Posted by	Ron(Houston) on January 30, 2004 at 7:06 PM
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In Reply To	would it be reliable if adjusted to its maximum length? posted by ScubaSteve on January 30, 2004 at 06:02 PM
Message	The collar is 1.5 cm and I'd say the threaded insert should be at least 1 cm within the collar to be secure. That would leave 4 cm of adjustment.
Follow Ups	Courtesy Nissan upper control arm pics - Ron(Houston) 16:50:22 01/30/04 They look decent (n/m) - AnimalZTT (TX) 16:52:19 01/30/04 In your opinion they're pretty solid then? How much thread - PiotrC70 17:04:28 01/30/04 Another pic taken apart - Ron(Houston) 17:24:01 01/30/04 Looks AWESOME, thanks for the pics... so are the midori/tbo - PiotrC70 17:32:33 01/30/04 would it be reliable if adjusted to its maximum length? - ScubaSteve 18:02:21 01/30/04 wouldn't that be an insane amount of pos. camber?? - PiotrC70 18:33:10 01/30/04 That would be like +4 degrees positive camber - degradated 19:00:57 01/30/04 Re: would it be reliable if adjusted to its maximum length? - Ron(Houston) 19:06:03 01/30/04 Unless someone tells me otherwise... - Ron(Houston) 17:07:46 01/30/04 Don't know if it will help, but check out the install FAQ. - garth8934(Seattle) 01:28:16 01/31/04 So are these the same as the TBO? (n/m) - SuparexTT 00:39:28 01/31/04 Don't worry, RVM will come out with ones for $12.36. (n/m) - Coz@CZP 01:33:32 01/31/04 Nah man, $9.99. (n/m) - garth8934(Seattle) 01:55:10 01/31/04 You may not believe me, but Courtesy gets some of their - Chip(GMS Racing) 10:05:50 01/31/04 You may not believe me, but Chip(GMS Racing) & Coz - PartsPeddler 12:23:20 01/31/04 We do? What? (n/m) - Coz@CZP 22:19:13 01/31/04 I guess that means no (n/m) - SuparexTT 23:54:09 01/31/04 I got a T shirt. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 02:40:06 02/01/04 Got a set on my Z, great build! 1800 miles + hard corners on - FLY 1 (Dallas) 02:20:52 01/31/04 Here is a used set of TBO's by way of comparison. - YugoBernie (NoVA) 02:29:02 01/31/04
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