Educate me on Castor (1 Viewer)

[LINUS]

Thx Kurt - I’ll give a shout this Monday - we’ll get some bushes headed my way!

 

[sunrk]

he suggested a trunnin bearing kit to adjust the castor

That is to adjust camber, not caster. Kingpin bearings only require re-positioning to correct camber. And it's only the top one that gets 'relocated'.

 

[mudgudgeon]

That is to adjust camber, not caster. Kingpin bearings only require re-positioning to correct camber. And it's only the top one that gets 'relocated'.

Depends how they are positioned.
You can position them to change caster
OR to change camber
OR a little of both

 

[cruiseroutfit]

That is to adjust camber, not caster. Kingpin bearings only require re-positioning to correct camber. And it's only the top one that gets 'relocated'.

?? Perhaps I'm missing something but caster bearings absolutely adjust caster and are a popular solution for many. We've had great luck with them!

 

[landtank]

I remember when they were called camber bearings. Guess they got rebranded.

 

[t100boy]

So a arb heavy lift on a 94 with 35s they say I have neg. Caster. Is that good or bad or meh?

 

[mudgudgeon]

You want positive caster.

 

[Delta VS]

So a arb heavy lift on a 94 with 35s they say I have neg. Caster. Is that good or bad or meh?

That would be well into the "bad" category.

 

[Delta VS]

Call Dave at Delta or Christo at Slee and chat with them about their radius arms.

email is better, but happy to help in any way! info@deltavs.com