Sierra trailing arm ponds

[Jon Green]

Hi All,

On with changing my original RH coil-overs to Gaz shocks...

On the rear, lower mountings that locate in the original spring cups on the sierra trailing arms on my 2B I always got a pond forming on a wet drive.  This was because the bolt to hold the lower mounting bracket sealed up the drainage hole in the arm.  

I never got around to drilling another hole. I was wondering what others have done to solve this issue?  

Thanks Jon

[richyb66]

Drill a hole.

[Daveo]

LOL

[Foz]

Yep, figure out where about the lowest point in the spring seat is when the car's sitting level and drill a hole.

[Darren Knowles]

Evening all 

what height are you all setting the gaz shocks at i.e road to cill and what setting for hardness as mine are fairly well cranked up but still catching front of trailing arms if hitting bad bump 

cheers Darren 

[Bob Tucker]

recommendation for the 2B is 7 inches from ground to the cill directly in front of the rear wing. It was designed  (why??) to have a big gap between the wheel and the wing.