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Post by Roger on Oct 12, 2004 17:46:24 GMT 11
I calculated a sway-a-way torsion bar from imperial measurement, to be 6mm short of the 1220mm I need for the MU.
Does it matter?
Thanx
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Post by geeves on Oct 12, 2004 18:25:30 GMT 11
6mm isnt much but could be an issue but is more likly to be differances in the method of calculating imperial/metric Take a bar out and measure it in both inches and mm You might be suprised at the result
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Post by RoeDao on Dec 15, 2004 17:34:48 GMT 11
6mm won't make a heck of a difference...... it will fit  If you want hieght..... you can always re-index the ones you have now ;D sway-a-way make good T/Bs....... but you will stiffen your ride, and lose some of the little flex our IFS rigs give us..... standard T/Bs will work. |
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Post by Roger on Dec 15, 2004 18:25:20 GMT 11
The front end wallowed and was too soft on the road. The Pedders ones I've got now did the trick.
Might lose off road flex now, but 90-95% of my km's are on the blacktop.
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Post by RoeDao on Dec 16, 2004 4:24:27 GMT 11
The front end wallowed and was too soft on the road. The Pedders ones I've got now did the trick. Might lose off road flex now, but 90-95% of my km's are on the blacktop. mine used to wallow badly too....... i put TJM shocks on and fixed it ;D |
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If you want hieght..... you can always re-index the ones you have now ;D sway-a-way make good T/Bs....... but you will stiffen your ride, and lose some of the little flex our IFS rigs give us..... standard T/Bs will work.