Okay so we went through the front end and rebuilt/replaced everything "EXCEPT" the lower control arm bushing because they looked really new and had writing on them.
My friend bought the car this way.
Here is the issue. After putting it back together we sent it to the alignment shop and seemed fine. Less than a mile away.
After a test drive from putting an intake and 4 barrel on it. The Toe and Camber blew out and the torsion bar adjuster is sitting on the frame?
We had a about 1/2 - 3/4 of an inch clearance before we starting driving it.
But about after a mile of driving it the camber blows out and the torsion bars sit back down on the frame and the car is impossible to drive it floats in the front end all over the road!!!
Help Guru's .. Like working on the car just don't know where to go next.
We also paint marked all our tie rod ends and adjustments and nothing seems to be moving. And we really laid into the upper arm bolts to make sure they were tight.
Is there a link here on procedure? I read through a bunch of tech articles but haven't found one with my issue yet.
Thanks for the help.
Ron
My friend bought the car this way.
Here is the issue. After putting it back together we sent it to the alignment shop and seemed fine. Less than a mile away.
After a test drive from putting an intake and 4 barrel on it. The Toe and Camber blew out and the torsion bar adjuster is sitting on the frame?
We had a about 1/2 - 3/4 of an inch clearance before we starting driving it.
But about after a mile of driving it the camber blows out and the torsion bars sit back down on the frame and the car is impossible to drive it floats in the front end all over the road!!!
Help Guru's .. Like working on the car just don't know where to go next.
We also paint marked all our tie rod ends and adjustments and nothing seems to be moving. And we really laid into the upper arm bolts to make sure they were tight.
Is there a link here on procedure? I read through a bunch of tech articles but haven't found one with my issue yet.
Thanks for the help.
Ron