September 25, 200916 yr Checking Pm's... Ill be making some strut blocks this weekend to pass the time while I wait for Earl to come up... 4" for EA82? Or EA81? I keep forgetting which one it is... Also, anyone else interested in camber correct, 1/4 thick steel, strut blocks, please let me know ASAP and I will try to get them all done this weekend, just let me know if they are for EA71/EA81, or EA82. They will be $40 a pair no matter what size. Thanks, and sorry RAugur, Ive been dragging my feet on this really bad and Im sorry if I've irritated or frustrated you in any way... -Bill
September 25, 200916 yr Author I need the 4" strut blocks for an EA81. Your blocks correct for camber, right? I am definitely irritated and frustrated, but it has nothing to do with you:grin:
September 25, 200916 yr I need the 4" strut blocks for an EA81. Your blocks correct for camber, right? I am definitely irritated and frustrated, but it has nothing to do with you:grin: I do compensate for camber, so it should all line up like stock for the EA81's though you will have to do a little hammer work on the inside of the strut towers, there just isnt any way around this... On the EA82's there is more clearance in the strut towers and hammering is not required... -Bill
September 28, 200916 yr what degree does it have to be for the ea 82 Depends on what kind of lift you have. If you have the struts and crossmembers lifted the same amount, you need 12-23 degrees, but if you go 1-2" higher on the struts, you need 15-16 degrees or so. -Bill
September 28, 200916 yr Author for the EA81's though you will have to do a little hammer work on the inside of the strut towers, there just isnt any way around this... So, how much hammering needs to be done on the EA81? Were you able to make a set this weekend?
September 28, 200916 yr I was able to get started, but we had a major equipment failure (read: Burned to the ground) at work.... So I had to tend to that -Bill
September 28, 200916 yr 4 inch on the ea82 what is the degree angle or could I lengthen the arm on the bottom
September 28, 200916 yr If you have 4" strut blocks and 4" crossmember blocks, then you should do anout 12 degrees. Its easier than lengthening the control arms... -Bill
October 1, 200916 yr totally show me a picture of them done I think I got it but Im not sure what it should look like
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