Front radius arms???

towsey956 · Aug 30, 2018

Hi all

I'm wanting some 3 degree correction arms for my 300 disco with 2" lift. I've been looking at the paddocks ones but a) I'm not sure I like the "lightweight" bit, b) I would if possible like arms that were angled to give relief on the chassis end bushes, and c) are there any others at a similar price

Many thanks in advance

Towsey

johnlad · Aug 30, 2018

Glyn Lewis will castor correct your existing arms for around £80

towsey956 · Aug 30, 2018

Ah rite I didn't know that Do you know how they do it

Paul D · Aug 31, 2018

He's a weight lifter and bench presses 'em ...

I assume he has a jig to mount them spot-on, then does actually use a press to move them to the required angle. I believe there's an optimum point that they need bending at, and if you get it wrong it's notagoodthing ...

I'd buy Adrenalin ...

300bhp/ton · Aug 31, 2018

I suppose my answer of run as close to stock suspension height as possible for optimum geometry and travel. Cut the arches and/or perform a body lift and fit bigger tyres. Probably doesn’t cut it as an answer for the op

towsey956 · Sep 1, 2018

Hey 300 not seen you about for a while, I think we've had this sort of convo before and I do agree with all you say, in an ideal world that would be enough but sometimes based on a few things I just think that the chassis, handbrake drum etc benefit from being that bit further away from the ground. Plus I've already got the springs and painted them and I think everything else I need apart from the front arms and a steering damper, it's just taken a lot longer than I thought to get round to doing the work

Front radius arms???

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