do i need it

wiltshire landyman · Aug 9, 2009

after replacing the track rod bar and front steering damper bar for heavy duty items i have noticed that the steering seemed to stick sometimes

after having a look the track rod bar is slightly rubbing on the bracket that is bolted to the diff.

as the bars are double the thickness of the original items do i need this bracket or can i do away with it or does it serve a purpose?

The Mad Hat Man · Aug 9, 2009

:nopics:

Trewey · Aug 9, 2009

If yer steering's sticking on it, bin it before it kills yer.

wiltshire landyman · Aug 9, 2009

Treworgey 90 said:
If yer steering's sticking on it, bin it before it kills yer.

cool best it gets gone 2moro then

Trewey · Aug 9, 2009

lots of peeps run without em, cos some diffs don't have the mounting holes (e.g. if an ex rear diff has been fitted at the front).

wiltshire landyman · Aug 9, 2009

Treworgey 90 said:
lots of peeps run without em, cos some diffs don't have the mounting holes (e.g. if an ex rear diff has been fitted at the front).

thats true never thought of that,i only left it on cos it came with the diff i bought

jai_landrover · Aug 9, 2009

Its supposed to stop you bending the trackrod upwards when you are sitting on it or likewise if you land on your front wheels heavily. Not used especially when you uprate your trackrod. Saying that I have tubed my trackrod with steam barrel plug welded it in place and then welded a length of angle along it still managed to bend it at a comp but these things happen. It did take alot of stick before it bent tho

do i need it

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