6LikesSchumacher Mi4
09-28-2011, 12:50 PM
#3049
09-28-2011, 04:24 PM
#3053
Put the bar down on the surface. Put one finger in the middle, and another finger on one end. Then press the other end gently to see if there's play between it and the board. Bend the bar to relieve the play. Repeat for both ends, and then flip the bar over and check again.
That's not a great description, but hopefully you can figure out what I mean.
Also, holding the bar up and looking at it with the two ends aligned:eyes) -> \___/
You can sometimes see something out of alignment on one of the outer bends.
-Mike
09-29-2011, 12:46 AM
#3054
If you've got a nice flat surface, do this:
Put the bar down on the surface. Put one finger in the middle, and another finger on one end. Then press the other end gently to see if there's play between it and the board. Bend the bar to relieve the play. Repeat for both ends, and then flip the bar over and check again.
That's not a great description, but hopefully you can figure out what I mean. Also, holding the bar up and looking at it with the two ends aligned:
eyes) -> \___/
You can sometimes see something out of alignment on one of the outer bends.
-Mike
Put the bar down on the surface. Put one finger in the middle, and another finger on one end. Then press the other end gently to see if there's play between it and the board. Bend the bar to relieve the play. Repeat for both ends, and then flip the bar over and check again.
That's not a great description, but hopefully you can figure out what I mean.
Also, holding the bar up and looking at it with the two ends aligned:eyes) -> \___/
You can sometimes see something out of alignment on one of the outer bends.
-Mike
I understand
spewing that shumacher dont make an adjustable sway bar link, i know it is short but still could be made i think.
cheers
09-29-2011, 05:01 AM
#3056
Ben,
I got these links of facebook for new Schui parts.
http://www.racing-cars.com/pp/Manufa...ec_R/G883.html
http://www.racing-cars.com/pp/New_Ca...4CX/U3933.html
Thought some might be interested.
Later,
Calvin.
I got these links of facebook for new Schui parts.
http://www.racing-cars.com/pp/Manufa...ec_R/G883.html
http://www.racing-cars.com/pp/New_Ca...4CX/U3933.html
Thought some might be interested.
Later,
Calvin.
09-29-2011, 05:23 AM
#3057
Just double chckin that ths is not happenin....the front and rear sway bars are not the same size. Sounds like u r trying to put a 1.2 frnt sway in the rear?
09-29-2011, 11:37 PM
#3059
Hey guys.
Here's my solution for adjustable swaybar links! It's an HPI part. There's 2 versions around. the dull full plastic one (pretty cheap) and the shown posh purple version I got :-)
When you use it, you need to make sure it's slopfree. It's quite hard to get them slopfree as you have to compress them a bit to get them smaller, but once slopfree, the swaybar works much much better and the influence on the cars performance is bigger than you would imagine.
That's the unfortunate thing about having bottom mounted swaybars with the links far in, everything needs to be spot on to make it work properly
Here's my solution for adjustable swaybar links! It's an HPI part. There's 2 versions around. the dull full plastic one (pretty cheap) and the shown posh purple version I got :-)
When you use it, you need to make sure it's slopfree. It's quite hard to get them slopfree as you have to compress them a bit to get them smaller, but once slopfree, the swaybar works much much better and the influence on the cars performance is bigger than you would imagine.
That's the unfortunate thing about having bottom mounted swaybars with the links far in, everything needs to be spot on to make it work properly
