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thanks!!!!
Posted on: 2016/11/19 16:49
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I see no worries with that
It appears you have sliced a bushing in half (as per the discussion at beginning of this topic), and in so doing there is no longer any wide end for the special washer to cup against
When using a stock (uncut) bushing, the washers cupped side should face the bushing
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tension rod special washer.
is it okay and safe if i place the washer upside down like in the photos?
Posted on: 2016/11/14 18:56
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C110 otherwise known as 240K Castor rod rubbers fit straight in and are much more solid giving a vast improvement in control under hard braking as well when doing this mod, Urethane are often too hard and end up breaking stuff if not careful hence why I use rubber just better rubbers even with stock Castor let alone "Moar" (more) Castor
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ok.. will try that....
Posted on: 2014/12/1 14:35
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No need to re-thread the castor bars. Just cut the bushing in two.
Posted on: 2014/11/27 7:44
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hi guys. does datsun B310 castor bar is hollow? rethreading is not adviceable..?
Posted on: 2014/11/18 17:33
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no, yes and yes hahahaha. worn bushings, freeplay steering box and excessive lowering contributes.
Posted on: 2012/6/13 1:57
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Yes, but details may vary.
It can also be caused by incorrect alignment, worn out bushiings or by excessive lowering.
Posted on: 2012/6/13 1:43
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can i do this for my 1600? exactly same problem, the car wanders if i take my hands off the steering wheels.
Posted on: 2012/6/13 0:28
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