1968-1972 GM A Body Bump Steer Kit
Anyone make a bump steer kit for this type of chassis that raises the outer tie rod. All kits I can find seem to lower the outer tie rod. Based on my measurements I need to raise the outer tie rod about 0.5 inches to reduce bump steer.
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Re: 1968-1972 GM A Body Bump Steer Kit
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https://www.speedwaymotors.com/Modif...SEGOOGLE&nis=6 https://www.umiperformance.com/home/...-adjuster-kit/ https://www.trzmotorsports.com/produ...ck-steering-4/ |
Re: 1968-1972 GM A Body Bump Steer Kit
Speedway motors kit is for a pinto type spindle.
All the other kits are designed to lower the tie rods from my understanding. |
Re: 1968-1972 GM A Body Bump Steer Kit
what you need and want are anti dive bars, designed by Larry Pappas
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Re: 1968-1972 GM A Body Bump Steer Kit
anti dive bars? You mean the cross shafts on the upper control arm?
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Re: 1968-1972 GM A Body Bump Steer Kit
yep
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Re: 1968-1972 GM A Body Bump Steer Kit
https://www.cachassisworks.com/p-294...-aluminum.aspx
I guess these are legal. My outer tie rods needed to be raised to reduce bump steer. Already had the Weibe anti dive cross shafts. |
Re: 1968-1972 GM A Body Bump Steer Kit
I can't image why you are having a bump steer issue, I never did.
https://i.imgur.com/xi93WCyl.jpg https://i.imgur.com/V6HZXHKl.jpg?1 https://i.imgur.com/Iww4N0Ml.jpg?1 https://i.imgur.com/je1a6oUl.jpg?1 |
Re: 1968-1972 GM A Body Bump Steer Kit
Just trying to get every last thousand of ET out of it. Toe changes about 1/4" each side as currently set up from full compression to full extension. Wheels shimmy a bit when landing from wheel stand. Might be nothing there.
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Re: 1968-1972 GM A Body Bump Steer Kit
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https://www.globalwest.net/a-body-19...bumpsteer.html |
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