They sent me matching outers but one of the rotors was looking a little rough.Had to put down the tools and walk away...Whats wrong with this picture?
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Idiots sent me two completely different outers and I installed the wrong one first, before finding out!
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I was just trying to measure this. Is this the right spot that should be around 0.010” interference to the hub flange?
The small shoulder where you see the knurl start should be about .000-.003. That will give you the correct interference for the knurling.
I thought I read on here that the yellow foam bumper doesn’t count, right? You said you were going to add 1” but that looks like more than 1” to the hard stop?
I am planning to weld the two bottom tabs. However, I won't do so until I'm 100% certain everything is where I need it to be. And, it will be done at the same time I weld in the mini skids I got from @Wildman.
I can barely get time to focus on this one!Damn that all looks so clean. Want to do another
Correct, the jounce bumpers don't really count. You can't see it from the pictures, but there's enough room to close the gap about another inch or so. I did it in one of the test cycles, but didn't get a picture. It's kind of a pain to do this by yourself, because you have to do it several times, moving up in small increments, and constantly stopping to check for interference. I just got tired and lazy, and called it quits for the evening!
Yep. I did this back when I put on the H&R springs, checking whether the Bilsteins would bottom out or if there were any other problems. I recall it was hard to find a spot for the floor jack where I wasn’t worried it would slide off when one side was fully stuffed.
I just jacked it from the center section and kept running side to side to check everything. Now, I get to do it again, so I can measure the collapsed and extended lengths for shocks.
No spacers. Compared to the original stock springs, I had 1.4” lift in the front and 0.8” in the rear. I’m good with where it sits now and I don’t want there to be any squat in the back when I’m running a hitch cargo carrier or a trailer. I’ll think about it more once I see how it looks once I have new bumpers and a winch.
