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Now thats interesting... rack spacers? What are they?
I was playing on the straihts with letting the wheel go to spin back to center... scared the poop out of me but it was effective... so I guess that is tip of the day then.... Brilliant... drifting is a new technique for me and a challenge... I am looking forward to learning this.... Mike. Edited in: Why didnt I see this thread sooner.. http://www.nissansilvia.co.uk/vbb/sh...light=steering I'll get right on it.... Any other tips... like what track settings to you run, toe in toe out front and rear.... Thanks..... this is a top tip.
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Thanks for the offer mate, the ones on driftworks look like good old spring washers... How thick are the ones you have? Hardly worth the postage costs if I can just spin some up on the lathe... or is there something I am overlooking?
Mike.
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03-07-2007, 12:48
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They're probably 3-4mm thick.
The ones I have aren't spring washers though. I got them with the tein rods and ball joints but I'm not interested in the extra lock. If you have a lathe go for it though. Will take a few minutes a piece to spin up
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