Rag joint eliminator?
mike561
02-09-2009, 09:06 PM
Anyone put one on their steering system? are they worth it? im looking to get one cause my steering isnt as responsive as it should. I replaced the gearbox not too long ago. They look easy to install from this pic http://www.unbalancedengineering.com/CamaroImages/kit_installed_3rd.jpg
j cAT
02-10-2009, 02:33 PM
It may be your joint needs replacing...the eliminator joint would cause you to feel all the road defects in the steering wheel...
I would also check your front end componets for wear , as well as the control arm bushings, sway bar bushings and links...
I would also check your front end componets for wear , as well as the control arm bushings, sway bar bushings and links...
mike561
02-10-2009, 02:45 PM
That was my only concern with the eliminator, that it might be too touchy. i had the tie rod ends replaced, along with the sway bar bushings, everything else seemed to look good. if so ill prpbably go with a new rag joint rather then the eliminator
j cAT
02-10-2009, 08:11 PM
That was my only concern with the eliminator, that it might be too touchy. i had the tie rod ends replaced, along with the sway bar bushings, everything else seemed to look good. if so ill prpbably go with a new rag joint rather then the eliminator
on my vehicle I had the opposite problem ..I started to feel too much road defects in the steering wheel...so I sprayed the flex joint with silicone lubricant...this caused the rubber to soften and the problem gradually faded away..
if oils/brake fluid dripped on this it is very possible that the material is no longer good...
on my vehicle I had the opposite problem ..I started to feel too much road defects in the steering wheel...so I sprayed the flex joint with silicone lubricant...this caused the rubber to soften and the problem gradually faded away..
if oils/brake fluid dripped on this it is very possible that the material is no longer good...
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