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Squaring your RCH Hamke Car
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The lower control arm is
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The front end is squared up by measuring the center of the clevis attaching
hole to the center of the heim joint using the following measurements… |
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Left |
Lower "C to C" |
Strut Tube |
Strut "C to C" |
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Right |
Lower "C to C" |
Strut Tube |
Strut "C to C" |
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14-3/4" |
17" |
22-13/16" |
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17-3/4" |
19" |
24-11/16" |
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15" |
18" |
22-15/16" |
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18" |
20" |
24-7/8" |
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15-1/4" |
18" |
23-1/16" |
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18-1/4" |
20" |
25-1/16" |
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15-1/2" |
18" |
23-3/16" |
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18-1/2" |
20" |
25-3/16" |
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RCH Spindles |
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36WL1 |
Wide 5 |
36WR1 |
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365L1 |
5 x 5 |
365R1 |
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RCH Upper "A" Frames |
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10.5" x 25 deg. |
HRC |
9" x 15 deg. |
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001-100-105-20 |
Lefthander |
001-100-900-10 |
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Lower |
Left |
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Upper |
Left |
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0" |
Front |
5/8" Down |
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3/8" Down |
Front |
1/8" Up |
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0" |
Rear |
5/8" Down |
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3/8" Down |
Rear |
0" |
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Camber |
Left |
Using RCH spindles |
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Caster |
Left |
Using RCH spindles |
Right |
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8 deg. |
-2 deg. |
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2 deg |
3.5 deg |
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The Right side frame rail to the face of the hub should measure 13-5/8"
with RCH spindles and a 18" right front lower.
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Using wide-5 hubs the rearend axle tube "B"
measurement for the left side is 21" and the right side is 25". (if
using a V8-mini quick change add 1 3/8" to both sides)
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Using 5" wheels and 15" left and 18" right lower, the track width at
spindle height will be 64.75". (varies with Camber settings)
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The toe in should be set between 1/16" and 1/8".
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The bump steer should be set as close to "0" as possible thru 3" of bump
travel not letting it bump in.
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