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I am looking for a measurement #3252937
08/21/24 07:26 PM
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I can't get to my A body to measure the car for myself.
It would be a lot easier measure if the TB is removed.
What i need is the number of radial degrees, or two sides of the triangle to calculate the degrees.
What I am searching for is the amount the LCA rotates from full jounce to full compression fully against the LCA bumper.
I am not in a hurry
I am guessing 15?Degrees, but a guess here doesn't cut it.

This helps make sure the TB's are not over stressed or how much they are stressed.

Thanks for any help.


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Re: I am looking for a measurement [Re: jcc] #3253002
08/22/24 06:08 AM
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So you're asking for the clocking of the torsion bar ends? That varies by bar diameter.

Or are you asking for a wheel travel dimension? Though I don't see how this can help determine bar fatigue.


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Re: I am looking for a measurement [Re: ruderunner] #3253046
08/22/24 09:09 AM
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I am looking for the total amount an A body TB rotates in degrees with full possible wheel travel.
Clocking is not a factor here,
In calculating stress loading of the bar, it requires a number for the amount of degrees the bar twists.


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