just buy a screw in type lock spacer
much safer than slip on
the screw in type can slide theough lock to lock
it lengethns rack 1 inch
and give alot of lock
hay guys just want to know how rack spacer work?
Iv been told they give u more steering lock on toe out when turning is this right?
This may seem bum but wouldn't putting a spacer in your rack give u more toe in on turns
because its making the rack longer?
Cause im putting some new rackends in my 70 prob tommorw an i was gonna make some
rack spacers up to go in there out of some old bush crush tubes! also dose anyone know how long to make
the spacers?
cheers steve
just buy a screw in type lock spacer
much safer than slip on
the screw in type can slide theough lock to lock
it lengethns rack 1 inch
and give alot of lock
JAPANESE DOMESTIC MARKET AS F*CK!!! hmmm, when you prenounce it properly, it sounds gayhow bout that.
anyone keen on explaining in a somewhat detailed way on how to remove these rackends and install an ajps lock spacer?
Sam_Q has done a right up on how to install them in his Members Ride thread.
Wasn't an AJPS one, but it should answer your questions on exactly what needs removing. It isn't a difficult job.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (seeknsqueek @ Nov 4 2007, 09:41 PM) </div>Give me a few seconds, i've written one up before, i''ll try and dig it up / write another one.
Okay, can't find it, so here's the rundown from memory:
TOOLS REQUIRED:
Vicegrips
14mm spanner x2
17mm spanner
22mm spanner (or 24mm, can'r remember)
Pliers
Sidecutters
PARTS REQUIRED:
1 AJPS lock spacer
x2 New Rack ends (RECOMMENDED)
x2 New Tie rods (RECOMMENDED)
1- crack front wheel nuts
2- Put front of car up on jack stands, ensuring that you chock the rear wheels, apply handbrake etc.
3- Remove front wheels
4- Remove split pin and undo the nut securing the tie rod to the steering arm (do both sides)
5- Remove both tie rods (both sides if you are replacing rack ends)
6- Remove steering rack boots (both sides if you are replacing rack ends)
7- Bend back the locking washer ((both sides if you are replacing rack ends)
8- Remove Passenger side rack end (both sides if you are replacing rack ends)
9- Screw in lock spacer on the passenger side of the rack (these probably should have a locking washer on them too, not sure if the design has been updated yet)
10- Re-fit locking washer + Rack ends
11- Bend over locking tabs
12- Re-fit Tie rods (or install new ones)
13- Bolt up tie rods to steering arms, remember to install split pins (use new ones FFS)
14- Roughly center your steering wheel
15- Re-fit wheels, remove from jack stands, torque wheel nuts to specification
16- IMMEDIATELY GO AND GET A WHEEL ALIGNMENT
17- Properly center your steering wheel
THIS IS A ROUGH GUIDE FROM WHAT I REMEMBER, i'll leave Dave from AJPS to correct me.
Javal.
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um remove rubebr boot passenger side
then ull see a ball joint and 2 flat sides just by the rack get a large spanner or shifter unscrew it
screw in lock spacer re screw in rack end
re align rack
new boot on then done
get wheel alignment and have more lock!
JAPANESE DOMESTIC MARKET AS F*CK!!! hmmm, when you prenounce it properly, it sounds gayhow bout that.
cheers guys very helpful how much is it to buy them scew in ones? dose anyone have AJPS phone number so
i can ring them an find out? (cant find there number on there site)
cheers steve
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (flegburt @ Nov 4 2007, 10:15 PM) </div>They are $35 from memory, AJPS has an entire Subforum on this site, his details in a pinned thread.
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^$65
RT142 Estate.
AJPS.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (KonaKid @ Nov 5 2007, 02:40 AM) </div>Orly?
i thought $35 was a wee bit too cheap...
You can have any brew you want... as long as it's a Datsun / Corolla / What is that?