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Old February 15th 2004, 23:54
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Originally Posted by paul_f
How do you lock this mounting point into position though?? I have seen the clamps on IRSed buses move before - so surely it must happen hear unless the use a toothed adjuster or something??

This way is better than a rotating clamp as you won't get as severe toe changes with the change in camber.

Hey Panel can I have a copy of that picture too please

You could thread both the inner and the outer pieces of metal in the pivot. Next you could remove some of the threads about a 1/2 inch from the base of the adjuster bolt. You can thread the bolt through both pieces of metal but as soon as the bolt goes through the bottom bracket it will stop threading in since the threads have been removed. If you can place a nut on both the top and bottom of the lower plate you can "LOCK" them together to prvent the camber from changing. Just an idea...
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