Series 2 Parabolic springs and drag link rod,

Palagius · Apr 21, 2020

Good evening,
I hope all are well
i have looked up on a few sites and the series 3 heavy duty set of rods and ball joints look like my best option,i presume that they will fit my axle,the galvanised ones i have seen on 2 sites do not appear to have the clamps,do i have to buy these extra or is it a different design package?,

Blackburn · Apr 21, 2020

The heavyduty rods I have seen use a locknut against the end of the tube. Sounds like you need some new track rod ends to go with them bolt in the clamp can be positioned at the top.

dag019 · Apr 22, 2020

Also bear in mind that by fitting heavy duty rods the weakest part of the system is no long the cheap and easy to field repair steering rods. I do not know what the next weakest part will be but it could be with the tre's or the brackets they sit in both of which if broken will immobilise the vehicle. At least a bent rod can be pulled/beaten vaguely straight and you can continue to drive the vehicle.

Bobsticle · Apr 23, 2020

I have no idea what any of that means.

Is it something to do with the turney wobbly bits on the end of that big pole under the front

Series 2 Parabolic springs and drag link rod,

Palagius

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