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 New kingpins - oversize or not? 
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Post New kingpins - oversize or not?
Is there a way to check if I need new kingpins in oversize? Do I only need those when the old one is already loose and rotating in the suspension arm?


July 17th, 2013, 8:23 pm
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Post Re: New kingpins - oversize or not?
if a standard pin is an easy push or a light tap with a hammer then either oversize pin or shrink the eye with a weld

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July 17th, 2013, 9:07 pm
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Post Re: New kingpins - oversize or not?
or use a standard pin but before fitting it drill a hole in the side of the lug that it passes through and tap a thread for a 8mm bolt too lock the pin in place


July 17th, 2013, 11:10 pm
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Post Re: New kingpins - oversize or not?
Do a proper job, oversize or replace the arm. :mrgreen:

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Post Re: New kingpins - oversize or not?
ayjay wrote:
or use a standard pin but before fitting it drill a hole in the side of the lug that it passes through and tap a thread for a 8mm bolt too lock the pin in place

:o :o :o :o :o :o

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Post Re: New kingpins - oversize or not?
2CViking wrote:
Do a proper job, oversize or replace the arm. :mrgreen:


or shrink the eye its been standard practice since they started making stuff out of metal :?

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July 18th, 2013, 8:47 am
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Post Re: New kingpins - oversize or not?
dave 411 wrote:
ayjay wrote:
or use a standard pin but before fitting it drill a hole in the side of the lug that it passes through and tap a thread for a 8mm bolt too lock the pin in place

:o :o :o :o :o :o


ive got a mate who actually drills and WELDS the pins in - he has won a good few races in the past . that really is a one way street ;)

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Post Re: New kingpins - oversize or not?
i try :roll:


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