How low can you safely go with adjusters

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kempy

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Read a few threads and not certain what you would consider a safe drop as to not put incorrect pressure on the balljoints causing them to fail.

Not that i intend to go any lower with mine @ about 3.5" from standard height.

Just interested if i should keep an eye on the joints or forget.

Mike
 
slammedresto said:
more than 4" can cause problems with ball joints im told

Is that.......

'4" means no worries whatsoever no matter how big the bump. '

or

'4" will be OK most of the time but when you come across that big rut down the bottom of my road that simultaneously bent both track rods on the Beetle your going to bottom out or break something'

???
 
giraffeinbath said:
slammedresto said:
more than 4" can cause problems with ball joints im told

Is that.......

'4" means no worries whatsoever no matter how big the bump. '

or

'4" will be OK most of the time but when you come across that big rut down the bottom of my road that simultaneously bent both track rods on the Beetle your going to bottom out or break something'

???

i assumed it was a a bay he was asking about as opposed to a beetle

:wink:
 
slammedresto said:
i assumed it was a a bay he was asking about as opposed to a beetle

:wink:

I know, just used my beetle suspension eating rut as the example to wonder whether the van would come a cropper as well.

I'll try to use plain english from her on in, edited that thread because it read as complete jibberish the first time :lol:

No more rum, time for bed..........
 
Mine's down about 5 inches on adjusters with no problems.
Drives like a PoS though. :lol:
 

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