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What did you do to your jimny today?
- Wiltec17
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Found some great lanes, made it half way do own violets lane aswell but bottled it as the light was fading and the water had hit the windscreen enough times already :laugh:
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standard jimny - for now
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- markyp2000
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helijohn wrote: Drove it. First time in weeks. :laugh:
and did it smoke lots on start up
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robs5230 wrote: welded the bottom shock mount back on the rear axle ( it just fell off
) and fitted the shock relocation brackets so it wont fall off again
So do the brackets reduce the load the shocks pot onto the chassis bracket? That was my understanding but I was not !00% sure I understand the purpose of them.
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GuardianAngel wrote:
robs5230 wrote: welded the bottom shock mount back on the rear axle ( it just fell off
) and fitted the shock relocation brackets so it wont fall off again
So do the brackets reduce the load the shocks pot onto the chassis bracket? That was my understanding but I was not !00% sure I understand the purpose of them.
the relocation brackets reduce the stress on the mount big time allowing the shock to move in a more suitable plane ( the bottom of the shock is turned 90 degrees with the brackets
with a lifted jim in particular the springs touch the shocks without the bracket. a good dose of off road and somethings gonna break.
as standard the shock is positioned at an angle on the bottom mounting bolt. excess axle articulation usually results in broken bolts but all the pressure will stress the mounts too.
i'd recommend for any off road jimny
standard jimny - for now
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