danchapman2k2
Well-Known Member
Heat and smashing like crazy ended in my day achieving nothing but ear ache and a painful hand
Co-Pang-Yang
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Anyone else heading out laning on Sunday?
Should be a good crack with all this rain.
Should be a good crack with all this rain.
Co-Pang-Yang
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Remember no polishing breaks Brian
Co-Pang-Yang
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Lol Bring it down the yard and i'll get the metal polish out!
wickford90
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Chris is a route planned? as i would like to meet up around midday if possible. If the route is on MM anywhere would it be possible to email to me so i can sort out where to catch up. Spare seat if anyone fancies a day out.
James1966
Active Member
are they genuine bushes ? mine have been in for a around 2 years and still OK, non gen bushes can be rubbish and not last long, also use new nuts and bolts and tighten in the correct fashion/torque and all should be good. Polybushes in the panhard rod can sometimes allow grit in and wear bush/bolt/and bush seat meaning new bush will not be a tight fit.
Tuskenraider
New Member
I might pop out and check out the usual flooded areas around baddow. Dunmow is about 4ft at the moment.
discomark10
Well-Known Member
Cant go wrong with genuine bushes
Co-Pang-Yang
Well-Known Member
I'm not planning the route, it's being done by a couple of regulars at Essex Offroad.
matthew2riches
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danchapman2k2
Well-Known Member
im out sunday but only till around midday
wangie46
Active Member
wickford90
Well-Known Member
Hi Dan,go to "user cp" and go from there.
The first set of bushes were from eBay lasted me 1000 miles second set I got from graytech and they lasted me 200 miles lol
Spoke to a few people and they said I need an adjustable panhard rod - so I've got one and made it 12mm longer
Mike says cos I've got castor correct arms fitted it's over compensating (or something)
As got correct torque settings - it's done up bloody tight!!
So far I've done 1 mile and all is ok
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