The dynamics and the point of fitting a strut brace?
Discussion
kambites said:
If the end of yours look this this:
I can't see how that little bolt could provide enough force to generate enough friction to stop the bar moving against the bit that attaches directly to the turret top. Or is there some sort of stud to stop it from moving?
Done up tight enough why wouldn't it? And if it didn't you'd soon know as you would see the movement marks.I can't see how that little bolt could provide enough force to generate enough friction to stop the bar moving against the bit that attaches directly to the turret top. Or is there some sort of stud to stop it from moving?
Edited by kambites on Monday 30th March 18:46
kambites said:
It's not the fact that it's bolted, it's the fact that the bolt goes through a slot which is clearly designed to allow the thing to be adjusted in the direction that it's meant to be rigid.
I see. But you would see the movement. No one with half a brain would leave it on if it was just an inconvenience. If there was no movement your saying you might as well remove it?mwstewart said:
VonSenger said:
Not as far as I'm aware apart from the bonnet.
Just had a look and "The F-Type uses an all-aluminium chassis".http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaguar_F-Type
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