Reply to "dickruzzindesign@aol.com"

johnnywoodsMember

Hi Dick,

I dont know why they have offset clevices. I know they have to point side ways because if you have them pointing up the Rose joint cant be attached because it exceeds it's misalignment. They do offer a little sideways adjustment to help the trailing arm clear the chassis and the exhaust. When I had my laser jigs set up I could not see any change to the bump steer by moving them within the limited travel available.

I will be interested to hear how you get on with your drawings. I too found the car to need more adjustment one side to the other. This is all part of the charm of a hand made car!

Johnny

10/8/158:13 AM

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