-Defender110-
Well-Known Member
Hi lads, Can anyone tell me the correct castor correction angle on 110 trailing arms for a 2" lift? I have a bar benders here so while its off i might as well do it 
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deaftonewonder
New Member
whilest the subjects up, would anyone mind explaining me what castor correction is?
still learning!
still learning!
-Defender110-
Well-Known Member
My crude understanding is that, due to the fact that i have a lift, my trailing arms, which used to sit close enough to level are not at an angle and straining the bushes, so by bending them a bit they straighten out at the bush end
deaftonewonder
New Member
legend cheers!
so its only applicable for lifted vehicles -or do all landys have this?
so its only applicable for lifted vehicles -or do all landys have this?
castor is connected to the ackerman angle which is to do with your steering.
by mentioning trailling arms I believe he means the rear which is not a castor angle as such more pinion angle and roll centre.
The castor angle on the front is linked to the suspension geometry wherever wish bone, leading arm or trailling arm
by mentioning trailling arms I believe he means the rear which is not a castor angle as such more pinion angle and roll centre.
The castor angle on the front is linked to the suspension geometry wherever wish bone, leading arm or trailling arm
