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> Alligning the front suspension
PeeGreen 914
post Dec 31 2011, 08:46 PM
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So I'm at the point of getting everything to line up right and am running into an issue I have not had before. When I installed the Elephant Racing fronts I used their self alligning kit on the rear bushing. The RSR rear bushing from Rebel is different. I can get everything to swing freely with the front tight but once I tighten the rear bolt it binds. If I loosen the front it still has a bind. Anyone have any thoughts?



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ArtechnikA
post Jan 1 2012, 05:58 AM
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The rear needs to be lowered or the front raised.

Just for completeness, changes like that have side effects.
One of the handling improvements incorporated into the I-series 911 (approximately MY 1976) was a tub change that lowered the front mount and raised the rear for improved anti-dive.

Raising the rear pickup is a challenge for a pre-1976 911 and not many go to the bother, but lowering the front is easier.

If you raise the front and/or lower the rear, it'll have the side effect of reducing the anti-dive.

Is it enough to notice? I donno. And clearly you need the mounts to align without binding. Just be aware of all the interactions...
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