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Fixing bump steer
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08 Aug 2014 22:43 #121587
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How do I lower the panhard and steering arm angles to remove/reduce bump steer?
Is there a drop pitman arm available?
Is there a drop pitman arm available?
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09 Aug 2014 00:43 #121593
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Do you experience problems with bump steer?
I know some jimny owners put brackets and stuff on to fix bump steer. Bump have never actually read about anyone experiencing it.
I know some jimny owners put brackets and stuff on to fix bump steer. Bump have never actually read about anyone experiencing it.
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09 Aug 2014 02:05 #121594
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Replied by Shep on topic Fixing bump steer
Yep I have bump steer. It is caused by the pitman and steering arm angles being to steep.
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09 Aug 2014 14:22 #121625
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Replied by g r e e n on topic Fixing bump steer
You could just over turn steering rod from bottom to top. For such mod you need one steering rod end of Mitsubishi Pajero or L200. It has same thread pattern as Jimny's rod ends and bigger cone part. Also you need to modify a bit your left steering knuckle (for RHD and right knuckle for LHD). You need to cut hole for MMC rod end in opposite direction.
Look at photo and you will see.
Both rods are perfectly parallel and almost at level. This Jimny has 4" suspension lift.
Look at photo and you will see.
Both rods are perfectly parallel and almost at level. This Jimny has 4" suspension lift.
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09 Aug 2014 15:09 - 09 Aug 2014 15:15 #121629
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Replied by Nicks_Jim on topic Fixing bump steer
is this what you're looking for?
global.rakuten.com/en/store/k-products/i...sthash.kNSkSmCS.dpuf
Last edit: 09 Aug 2014 15:15 by Nicks_Jim. Reason: incorrect link
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09 Aug 2014 23:04 #121663
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Replied by Shep on topic Fixing bump steer
Thanks Nicks_jim. The panhard is easy enough to lower however lowering the steering rod and staying road legal is a bit trickier. On my old sierra(samurai) I just used a dropped pitman arm and am hoping that there is one available for a jimny.
Green, that is the result I am after. Nice flat arms, that thing would drive like stock however I can't use the same method to lower the steering arm.
Green, that is the result I am after. Nice flat arms, that thing would drive like stock however I can't use the same method to lower the steering arm.
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