Subject	The end links should be 90 degrees to the bar
Posted by	Broke_as_**** on October 04, 2012 at 4:58 PM
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In Reply To	Re: Check the heim joint posted by MaxxAction on October 04, 2012 at 04:43 PM
Message	And they should be set when the car is at regular ride height rather than at full droop. I jacked up the front end, put some cinder blocks under the front tires and dropped the car onto those. With the suspension at normal ride height the bar should be close to 90 with the suspension upright and the links should go on easily with no preload to either side. I had a set of CZP end links and the heim joint liners went south and they started making a loud click over bumps.
Follow Ups	Can someone who is good with suspension explain something? - MaxxAction 13:59:02 10/04/12 What are you tightening? (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 14:15:32 10/04/12 Re: What are you tightening? - MaxxAction 14:30:36 10/04/12 So the bolt/nut going through the swaybar? I locktited - BigTDogg (MA) 14:37:10 10/04/12 You don't want to tighten them as tight as they will go" - dogpile 15:02:28 10/04/12 Ah, yeah, just looked at the CZP end links - BigTDogg (MA) 15:27:05 10/04/12 Nylock nuts only "lock" for the first few times you tighten - RonZ300 (Socal) 15:38:30 10/04/12 Right, but they don't back off on their own. - BigTDogg (MA) 16:16:31 10/04/12 Re: Ah, yeah, just looked at the CZP end links - MaxxAction 17:39:59 10/04/12 Check the heim joint - Broke_as_**** 15:21:38 10/04/12 Re: Check the heim joint - MaxxAction 16:43:47 10/04/12 The end links should be 90 degrees to the bar - Broke_as_**** 16:58:37 10/04/12 Re: The end links should be 90 degrees to the bar - MaxxAction 17:17:56 10/04/12 Re: Check the heim joint - MaxxAction 16:49:28 10/04/12
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