JetMech727
Active Member
I can't tell. Have they been cut??
Steering issues need help!
- Thread starter Wesley White
- Start date
choppedtop
Well-Known Member
Well, after looking again, it does appear they have been cut at the front and back. The top is still rounded and not straight. Good eye, Jim. Crappers, thats the second time this year I have been wrong. If you believe that, I have some unobtainables for sale also.
old round fart
Well-Known Member
Is the hub the same on the round and square back spindles? I thought they were. I like Chevy spindles.
choppedtop
Well-Known Member
I think so John. According to the Speedway, only the kingpins were different.
Indycars
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Another way to load photos is drag them into your replay. You won't need a "Upload" button.
NOTE: Since I do have an "Upload" button, I can't test this to make sure it works without the Upload button.
- Browse to your files
- Highlight all the files you want to post
- Left click one of the highlighted pics and drag them over to your reply
- Release the mouse button when you see "Drop files here to upload".
Indycars
Well-Known Member
Well Wesley White,
Did it work or not? I could sure help alot of people that don't have an "Upload" button if
I knew the answer ???
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choppedtop
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Indy, I tried it and it worked for me. Drag and drop.
Wesley White
New Member
Indy, that way will work if your on a laptop or a desk top. But I'm on an android phone 99.9% of the time.
Indycars
Well-Known Member
I assume you tried it then and it worked, just not going to help you much?
JetMech727
Active Member
Lee, is that Ted McCords' car?
Indycars
Well-Known Member
Thanks ChoppedTop for letting me know what you found !
Do you have a "Upload a File" button ?
choppedtop
Well-Known Member
Yes, I do have the elusive upload button. I wonder if it makes any difference on the drag and drop, or copy and paste?
Jim, that is Teds.
Jim, that is Teds.
Just PM him, he will answer.
I believe it's a Honda Civic. We went to a steering shop and picked the smallest one. The front crossmember is open on the bottom:
You can see how the R&P is mounted with clamps.
You will probably want some kind of damper. I used these motorcycle ones:
Adjustable, lotsa them on eBay.
Note the steering arms. Ron at RPM send me a set without holes so I could cut and drill them to make it all fit.
You can see how the R&P is mounted with clamps.
You will probably want some kind of damper. I used these motorcycle ones:
Adjustable, lotsa them on eBay.
Note the steering arms. Ron at RPM send me a set without holes so I could cut and drill them to make it all fit.
TheYeti
Active Member
Get we get some pictures of your steering linkage?
It's real simple, just a shaft from the R&P, running along the frame rail to a double U-joint to the steering column.
Note that you always need supports at both sides of a double U-joint for stability. I'm also going to put a shaft support at the R&P U-joint just to make the linkage as slop-free as possible.
Note that you always need supports at both sides of a double U-joint for stability. I'm also going to put a shaft support at the R&P U-joint just to make the linkage as slop-free as possible.Similar threads
