Subject	Re: Did you use aluminum tubing to make the .132" extensions?
Posted by	canyoncarver on February 06, 2010 at 11:37 PM
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In Reply To	Did you use aluminum tubing to make the .132" extensions? posted by ZX-infinity (Dallas) on February 06, 2010 at 11:10 PM
Message	The shims should be steel. I cut them on a lathe out of solid bar because I didn't have any tube that size. You can probably find the right size tube then slice it off. I don't remember the exact size but it's close to a standard like 5/8 id x 7/8 od. It'll be hard to tell if the bearings are bad with the car setting on the ground. I saw looseness in mine when I had it jacked off the ground, grabbed the wheels, and tipped them inboard-outboard. The looseness in mine ended up being at the threaded parts.
Follow Ups	Loud popping noise when going over big bumps - ZX-infinity (Dallas) 20:26:51 02/06/10 Are your shocks pretty new? - canyoncarver 22:00:45 02/06/10 Shocks are not new, they were installed at the same time the - ZX-infinity (Dallas) 22:47:56 02/06/10 Did you use aluminum tubing to make the .132" extensions? - ZX-infinity (Dallas) 23:10:31 02/06/10 Re: Did you use aluminum tubing to make the .132" extensions? - canyoncarver 23:37:44 02/06/10 In your post you said you heard clunking.. - ZX-infinity (Dallas) 11:08:53 02/07/10 It wasn't really a bad noise. - canyoncarver 13:13:30 02/07/10
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