« Reply #12 on: November 10, 2006, 12:32:18 AM »
I understand you Mike
. This is a mod I did years ago on my old Kick ( the black pig as it was known ). Basically I did the mod to bring the camber back.
Recently I have noticed that the later model arms ( about '94 on ) have steel on each side of the ball joint where as the earlier models only have steel on the top side of the ball joint. The earlier arms are the most straight forward ones to modify.
Basically the idea ( as Mike stated ) is to drill the ball joint holes further out so the ball joint sits further away from the chassis - causing your wheels to do this / \ a bit more. If you also drill the holes forward ( towards the front bumper ) of the existing holes the castor does more of this \ instead of becoming a little more straight up and down ( this helps your vehicle steer straight down the road ).
WARNING: If you do big lifts then you run the risk of over extending your CV's and pulling out the inners ( popping the clips ). You need to either drop your diff or fit appropriate length CV's and half shafts.
How did this come out Mike
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