brayn Joined Dec 31, 2005 Threads 3 Messages 79 Location S26 34.763 E18 08.057 May 20, 2007 #1 I'm planning on building a 43 with D60's.The axels come from a 70's F250.The 43 will be quite shorter than the F250.How can I rectify my steering arms on the knuckles to get my steering geometry sorted out(Ackerman principles)?
I'm planning on building a 43 with D60's.The axels come from a 70's F250.The 43 will be quite shorter than the F250.How can I rectify my steering arms on the knuckles to get my steering geometry sorted out(Ackerman principles)?
Mace rock scientist.. Staff member s-Moderator Moderator 10 Year 15 Year 20 Year OG Joined Feb 17, 2002 Threads 439 Messages 21,707 Location Las Vegas May 20, 2007 #2 I will assume springover or linked. the easiest way to get your steering correct (if you are gonna worry about ackerman) is to use a behind the axle Tie Rod. But mostly, I would not be overly concerned about ackermann..
I will assume springover or linked. the easiest way to get your steering correct (if you are gonna worry about ackerman) is to use a behind the axle Tie Rod. But mostly, I would not be overly concerned about ackermann..