Buggybloke
Member
Are there any stronger tie-bars available commercially? as I use my buggy off-road, and I think my current ones look very slightly bent, at the forward ends....
Stronger Tie-bars?
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Do you mean these
http://www.minispares-online.co.uk/?cat ... rod_id=546
Alan...
http://www.minispares-online.co.uk/?cat ... rod_id=546
Alan...
Having stronger tie bars just means that you move the deformation to another place, I have some Uprated adjustable ones, mainly for the adjustable feature they pose, and when I had a little incident with a stump of a tree, it bent the place when it joins to the chassis instead.........
The standard tie bars are relatively cheep to replace so I'd stick with them unless you have gone adjustable to be able to change the castor / camber.
If however you are talking about the steering arms, then even 1" think pieces of steal will bend if you hit (have something hit you) something hard enough (DANNY).
Simon
The standard tie bars are relatively cheep to replace so I'd stick with them unless you have gone adjustable to be able to change the castor / camber.
If however you are talking about the steering arms, then even 1" think pieces of steal will bend if you hit (have something hit you) something hard enough (DANNY).
Simon
Buggybloke
Member
wow! that's cheap! £25 a pair!, ...I'll be getting me some very soon!...... just as soon as I've worked out why my front discs are binding/sticking.... probably ingress of sh*te after off-roading!
Lime&Orange
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Standard ones are rubbish, I have minispares ones waiting to go on, as soon as I can afford the adjustable bottom arms to go with them.
The standard ones can bend if you hit a speed bump just a littlebit too fast :-\
The standard ones can bend if you hit a speed bump just a littlebit too fast :-\