Control Arm Hitting Frame at Charlie Hagan blog

Control Arm Hitting Frame. This assembly is called a steering knuckle. What does a control arm do? Was wondering if there is any way of adjusting the camber or castor (whichever one it is) on the control arm that would put alittle. The clunking sounds is typically caused by. A clunking noise coming from the front of the vehicle when going over bumps, potholes or other road hazards can be a sign of a bad control arm. #1 · sep 1, 2015. I had to grind a small notch to give them some clearance. Not a big deal to. Control arms are connected to the frame or. To keep it simple, the control arm is a link that connects the frame of the car to the wheel hub assembly or steering knuckle. But my stock control arms are hitting the fram and eating the rubber. My question is how to solve this. Has anyone else had this problem? It connects the frame or body of a car to the assembly that holds a front wheel. Your current shocks have more than enough extension to allow the upper control arm/steering knuckle to hit the frame.

I had to grind a small notch to give them some clearance. But my stock control arms are hitting the fram and eating the rubber. What does a control arm do? To keep it simple, the control arm is a link that connects the frame of the car to the wheel hub assembly or steering knuckle. Has anyone else had this problem? My question is how to solve this. This assembly is called a steering knuckle. Your current shocks have more than enough extension to allow the upper control arm/steering knuckle to hit the frame. Not a big deal to. So i have installed a 2.5 lift kit.

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Control Arm Hitting Frame Your current shocks have more than enough extension to allow the upper control arm/steering knuckle to hit the frame. A clunking noise coming from the front of the vehicle when going over bumps, potholes or other road hazards can be a sign of a bad control arm. My question is how to solve this. What does a control arm do? Has anyone else had this problem? I had to grind a small notch to give them some clearance. #1 · sep 1, 2015. Was wondering if there is any way of adjusting the camber or castor (whichever one it is) on the control arm that would put alittle. Not a big deal to. But my stock control arms are hitting the fram and eating the rubber. It connects the frame or body of a car to the assembly that holds a front wheel. Your current shocks have more than enough extension to allow the upper control arm/steering knuckle to hit the frame. So i have installed a 2.5 lift kit. This assembly is called a steering knuckle. Both lower control arms were hitting the inside of frame. To keep it simple, the control arm is a link that connects the frame of the car to the wheel hub assembly or steering knuckle.