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Old 11-06-2010, 16:45   #1
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yep it looks like this \ / could take some shims out , but i droped it down recently so maybe i went down too much . you recon if i lift it itll sort it or get worse .
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Old 11-06-2010, 18:07   #2
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yep it looks like this \ / could take some shims out , but i droped it down recently so maybe i went down too much . you recon if i lift it itll sort it or get worse .
worse

mine when like that when i lifted it , something else is wrong
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Old 11-06-2010, 18:59   #3
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thought so . everything else is new. so its gotta be wrong top ball joint. i checked the bottoms against old and new but not the tops.... ill have to pluck out some washers then

still it passed today.... tomorrow will now be taken up with the camber and getting all this legal shite off it

wont do pics it looks gay
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Old 11-06-2010, 19:17   #4
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what NO pics!
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Old 11-06-2010, 19:38   #5
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yep it looks like this \ / could take some shims out , but i droped it down recently so maybe i went down too much . you recon if i lift it itll sort it or get worse .
colin, im sure pete had trouble with positive camber, i think there are several types of ball joints, cant exactly remember now,
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Old 11-06-2010, 22:11   #6
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Evenin' I wont bore with my woes BUT it's the bottom ball joints pretty sure. The top ones are the same across the range alegedly.
I had the same probs with massive positive camber. Changed the bottom balls and sorted
You simply wont get enough return by taking out the little washers.
Also if you did the top arm bushes the spindle has a right way and a wrong way of fitting it
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Old 11-06-2010, 22:54   #7
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Evenin' I wont bore with my woes BUT it's the bottom ball joints pretty sure. The top ones are the same across the range alegedly.
I had the same probs with massive positive camber. Changed the bottom balls and sorted
You simply wont get enough return by taking out the little washers.
Also if you did the top arm bushes the spindle has a right way and a wrong way of fitting it
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bottoms def the same i measured them so can only be the top ones or the spindle . i recon plenty in the washers to get it .

so its a case of whats most likely or easiest fix

but def not the bottom ball joints ...

one thing i have been thinking though, whileon the subject. i did swap the top wishbones for the ones off makeitfit's old truck i broke that was a td so could be some variation there

i suppose the wrong camber is showing about half inch over the height of the wheel . so removing the 2mm washers should get that easy .... well hopefully

your thoughts
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Well the washers are the quickest to take out but I'll be suprised if 2mm will get rid of it though. Interesting to find out.
I think my old truck was early one and there is a difference but thought it was at the bottom
See you tomorrow, didnt get mine together till tonight
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Old 11-06-2010, 23:09   #9
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Well the washers are the quickest to take out but I'll be suprised if 2mm will get rid of it though. Interesting to find out.
I think my old truck was early one and there is a difference but thought it was at the bottom
See you tomorrow, didnt get mine together till tonight
you coming over then pete? what time , be nice to see ya its been a very long time
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Lunchtime ish
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Old 12-06-2010, 00:00   #11
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thats fantastic see you then
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Old 12-06-2010, 07:56   #12
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pete when you come . dont forget the glass and i also need the dome shaped rubbers that are the buffers between wishbones and chassis... ring me ill send you a pic

oh and some front dampers if you have any good ones
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Old 12-06-2010, 23:03   #13
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OOPs sorry mate didnt see your post
Did you sort the camber then?
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Old 12-06-2010, 23:40   #14
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yep all fixed ... cheers for the glass buddy
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