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Jimny drop pitman arm
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03 Feb 2020 18:26 #218028
by yakuza
Norway 2005 Jimny M16A VVT, 235 BFG MT, 2" Trailmaster, ARB rear lck, 17%/87% high/low gears.
Replied by yakuza on topic Jimny drop pitman arm
I do not recommend anyone to try this "at home". Even if it is cast steel or wrought steel be very careful to use the correct heat treatment both before and after welding.
I wouldn't want to meet anyone on the road frantically turning the steering wheel while their car has a steady course for me.
Just as a precaution, this product may be good still..
I wouldn't want to meet anyone on the road frantically turning the steering wheel while their car has a steady course for me.
Just as a precaution, this product may be good still..
Norway 2005 Jimny M16A VVT, 235 BFG MT, 2" Trailmaster, ARB rear lck, 17%/87% high/low gears.
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04 Feb 2020 12:12 #218040
by Jefferies
Agreed, i'd never attempt to weld a component like this, or even be particularly happy with a welded one full stop.
Replied by Jefferies on topic Jimny drop pitman arm
yakuza wrote: I do not recommend anyone to try this "at home". Even if it is cast steel or wrought steel be very careful to use the correct heat treatment both before and after welding.
I wouldn't want to meet anyone on the road frantically turning the steering wheel while their car has a steady course for me.
Just as a precaution, this product may be good still..
Agreed, i'd never attempt to weld a component like this, or even be particularly happy with a welded one full stop.
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