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Old 10-08-2016, 11:27 PM
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Are u using the right cups per the sway bar kit?
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Old 10-09-2016, 01:05 AM
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yep. the ones in the bag
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Old 10-09-2016, 05:22 AM
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Originally Posted by rythby
yep. the ones in the bag

Make sure you do not have the ball cups reversed, thus being you have 2 closed style ball cups and 2 open eye ball cups. The closed per say. or standard, thus looking much like turnbuckle ball cups attach to the molded ball studs within the a-arms.

Let me know if that is the issue as it's easy to make that mistake.

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Old 10-09-2016, 06:01 AM
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the closed ball cups are the ones that are falling off. I click them into the a arm and they fall right out.
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Old 10-09-2016, 06:20 AM
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Originally Posted by rythby
the closed ball cups are the ones that are falling off. I click them into the a arm and they fall right out.
Strange, okay is there any chance you are usin the wrong ball cups? Actually post a picture if u could. Are u fully snapping them over the mounting stud?
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Old 10-09-2016, 08:49 AM
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I'm using the ball cups that come in the sway bar kit
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Old 10-09-2016, 02:29 PM
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That's odd they should snap on
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Old 10-09-2016, 09:29 PM
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Default Rear upper mount

Hey guys upgraded the rear with new arms also shimmed 2mm front rear and rear rear hangers. I was used the aluminium upper deck and noticed that the turnbuckles are hitting the shock tower. I do have 2mm spacer on the ball stud. Do i just go back to the orignal rear upper mount (plastic) and slide in a 1mm spacer. I have yo have url to send pics dont know how. To make sense
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Originally Posted by Pullstix
Hey guys upgraded the rear with new arms also shimmed 2mm front rear and rear rear hangers. I was used the aluminium upper deck and noticed that the turnbuckles are hitting the shock tower. I do have 2mm spacer on the ball stud. Do i just go back to the orignal rear upper mount (plastic) and slide in a 1mm spacer. I have yo have url to send pics dont know how. To make sense
i mean the black spacer
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Originally Posted by Pullstix
i mean the black spacer
i got rid of the 2mm space under ball joint.
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Old 10-10-2016, 01:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Norse
Hello Penn,

Here are the part numbers my friend. Not sure whom the Yok retailers are in Aussie however you can plug these in the URL and they will pop up. If you have problems finding in Aussie check Michal out at MIBOSPORT. He is an awesome fella whom provides the best service. Shipoing from Czech anywhere world wide in 3days.

YOKZ2-300RF2 front rear hanger with 1 base shim
YOKZ4-300RRS rear rear hanger shims
YOKB4-300B rear hanger inserts
YOKZ4-300SRR rear rear hanger

Forgive me if I have a mistake however the above will pull up the aluminum rear front and rear rear hangers for use with S4 rear a arms as well as YZ2 rear arms. Also bushing/inserts per use with the rear hangers is up there.

Have a great day I will message you back this evening eta 14 hours from know.
Thanks mate much appreciated and i will give that a go

Thanks Wok also and i have been getting all my parts there of late and they are a awesome store
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Originally Posted by Pullstix
i got rid of the 2mm space under ball joint.
Hello pull Stix,

If you have the aluminum rear rear and rear front hangers, you can keep the kits rear bumper under the hanger, thus you can negate the thin shim on top of the rear rear hanger or leave. No need to not use the rear aluminum camber block. Just shave a tad of pf the rear CF shock tower mount legs. (Right buy the inner most camber(ball stud location). You will b able to use 2mm shims under your rear camber ballstuds
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Originally Posted by Norse
Hello pull Stix,

If you have the aluminum rear rear and rear front hangers, you can keep the kits rear bumper under the hanger, thus you can negate the thin shim on top of the rear rear hanger or leave. No need to not use the rear aluminum camber block. Just shave a tad of pf the rear CF shock tower mount legs. (Right buy the inner most camber(ball stud location). You will b able to use 2mm shims under your rear camber ballstuds
Will give it ago thankyou again norse
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Originally Posted by Pullstix
Will give it ago thankyou again norse
I understand what your saying as with the rear shocks behind the rear shock tower the ballcups when located on the inner camber hole tend to pinch up against the shoch tower. Also make sure you have the rear shock tower fully secured as securing them extra tight increases room for the ball-cups.

I have the rear aluminum hangers with 1 shim plate on top of the rear rear hanger thus between the top of the rear rear hanger and the aluminum rear camber mount block.
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Old 10-10-2016, 05:36 PM
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Guys, had anybody done a weight comparison between a fully assembled gear diff vs Ball diff?

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