All,
Help. I just replaced bushings on both TC rods and my several days of slient bliss have evaporated !@#$$%%$# already. I've got a 73 - 2 door with 85'-200sx front struts and discs (came that way). Could I have a bad rod? Problem is only on one side, no apparent adjustment to the stock TC's. Has the lowered 200sx height put a different angle/pressure on the rod? Car is street use, steering is mostly straight, slight pull. thanks in advance. (fyi-rear is cut stock springs, new ermish coil set-up in-the-mail)
Dave
TC squeeeek
Re: TC squeeeek
Kinda T/C rod bushings? Rubber doesn't usually sqeak. If poly, either do the relief modification documented here and use the grease:
DQ Volume 2 Issue 2 - T/C Rod Modification - A lowered suspension and urethane bushings can lead to T/C rod failure. A small modification can help prevent it from happening to you.
Or get ahold of Carter and get EE's T/C rod kit:
http://datsun510.com/photopost/showphot ... hoto=12108
DQ Volume 2 Issue 2 - T/C Rod Modification - A lowered suspension and urethane bushings can lead to T/C rod failure. A small modification can help prevent it from happening to you.
Or get ahold of Carter and get EE's T/C rod kit:
http://datsun510.com/photopost/showphot ... hoto=12108
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Re: TC squeeeek
maybe its the swaybar?
byron wrote:I'd be all over that like a fat kid on a smartie.
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