Donnington Show

[Guest gdc]

to add to the pm earlier

i did scrap another lightweight

it was the one that failed so sceptically that created the -problem in the first place.i bought it from rhsc so as to get it out of view .

graham

[Guest gdc]

rob you appear to have removed a post?

[Jez Morton]

Let's leave it there, a correction has been made no need to push it.

[Guest gdc]

the post was removed for one reason and one reason only , rob knows the reason.

whilst at donnington

 

this post is for all zero owners ,

i noticed a few real wheels on the passenger side that were out of line with the front the rear wheel, on the passenger side is the problem.

gbs had an issue with the jig in earlier production .

so issue is rear passenger side out of line

cure is easy ,

piece if string from rear wheel strung across rear wheel to front distance equals toe in or out .

my first zero was out by front to rear about a foot

to sort it put in 2 shims of about 2mm to the rear of the mounting point of the back plate. for the brake mounting plate

graham

 

rob if you have an issue with me please contact me on 01480215821

i am posting for the good of the club

[Guest gdc]

rob you also took out the reply that suported me . sorry but i think you wrong to take this out.

 

 

this is not moderating

this is stifling free speech

you are wrong

 

graham

i will enclose my phone no again 01480215821`

[Guest zoomzoom]

Hi Graham, are you talking about rear toe adjustment? What do you mean when you say out of line with the front

 

Cheers

 

Marcus

[Guest gdc]

the jig is out of alignment or the first one was ,

my several mm . extend that by 16ft to the front that becom es prob graham

[Guest zoomzoom]

Ah.... I took care of that a long time ago, It would be nice to have adjustable suspension on the rear (or front for that matter)

Just need someone to build some rose joints into the wishbones

 

Well heres hoping

 

M

[Guest gdc]

the zero does have a problem with the rear near side rear wheel

the jig was faulty and creates a rear wheel that turns out .

a couple of 2mm spacers will fix it but if you are unaware then it is potentially not nice to drive .

 

regareds graham