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| DavidBraley:
Joe, This plate set is for a McPhearson Strut type front suspension. So the spherical bearing at the top receives the top of the strut. The block in the middle slides tilting the strut up to 3 degrees. The top can rotate, but can also have the perimeter bolts removed to be rotated even more. This plate set can tip the top of the strut up to 3 degrees from center (original OEM location) in any direction in a full 360 degrees of freedom. I hope that made sense. |
| HS93:
So it's like the old roller top mounts on top of the group 4 Bilstine's I had on my old Mk2 Escort they could be ajusted but not as easy as yours. but it was 30 od years ago. peter |
| Stilldrillin:
Thanks David! :thumbup: For the top of a McPhearson Strut, makes it much clearer for me. Though, as Peter says...... It was all some 30 years ago! David D |
| 75Plus:
:Doh: :Doh: I was thinking in the vertical instead of the horizontal plane. Once I got my thinking "leveled" it became much clearer. Joe |
| Brass_Machine:
Curious as to the material used? Eric :ddb: |
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