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> Straighten a bent trailing arm?, Can't align to within spec, Driver's rear measures bent
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post Jun 14 2019, 10:23 AM
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Hey all,

I've got some issues aligning my flared 914. With the drivers rear at the limit of travel I'm still quite a bit toe out. Measurements of the hub-pivot distance are a bit longer on the drivers vs. the passenger rear.

the bend isn't visually noticeable, but its there. Has anyone had luck trueing it up or should I just find another trailing arm and move on?

Thanks!
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SirAndy
post Jun 16 2019, 10:50 AM
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Many years ago someone had made a jig to quickly drop them in and check for bendage. I even remember a detailed diagram with all the measurements.

But of course now i can't find either here ...
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post Jun 16 2019, 01:23 PM
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QUOTE(SirAndy @ Jun 16 2019, 12:50 PM) *

Many years ago someone had made a jig to quickly drop them in and check for bendage. I even remember a detailed diagram with all the measurements.

But of course now i can't find either here ...
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I would think that one or two basic measurements would get you close to knowing if they are good or not.
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