Top front wishbones
Discussion
The bible says the following
replacing the top wishbone
The process is the reverse of removing the wishbone
The ball joint nut should be tightened to 30-40 lb /ft and then tightned a bit more to align the split pin hole and the slot in the castellated nut. Refit a new split pin. Do not exceed 60 lb/ft torque when doing this
But not sure if that helps ?
Cheers
Paul
replacing the top wishbone
The process is the reverse of removing the wishbone
The ball joint nut should be tightened to 30-40 lb /ft and then tightned a bit more to align the split pin hole and the slot in the castellated nut. Refit a new split pin. Do not exceed 60 lb/ft torque when doing this
But not sure if that helps ?
Cheers
Paul
gsx600 said:
The bible says the following
replacing the top wishbone
The process is the reverse of removing the wishbone
The ball joint nut should be tightened to 30-40 lb /ft and then tightned a bit more to align the split pin hole and the slot in the castellated nut. Refit a new split pin. Do not exceed 60 lb/ft torque when doing this
But not sure if that helps ?
Cheers
Paul
Thanks Paul,replacing the top wishbone
The process is the reverse of removing the wishbone
The ball joint nut should be tightened to 30-40 lb /ft and then tightned a bit more to align the split pin hole and the slot in the castellated nut. Refit a new split pin. Do not exceed 60 lb/ft torque when doing this
But not sure if that helps ?
Cheers
Paul
But I've got nylock's on the ball joints, was looking for the instructions for the wishbone to the chassis.
TVRleigh_BBWR said:
Thank you, seems a bit tighter than I would have thought. on the lower I have rose joints so that will be different.
Don't forget the arm is not supposed to pivot around the bushes, nor the bushes around the bolt... the bush compliance is supposedly included in the springing and damping 'calculations' whereby the bush distorts under load and regains its ahape once released. Supposedly 
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