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Hi guys, I guess this is a easy question for those in the know... One of my projects on the go at the moment is running a HZ RTS chassis. I am stripping another chassis which is not RTS. I know the difference is in the chassis rails, so can someone please tell me if the top and bottom arms and the steering arms are the same, I was gonna keep them for spares but pointless if they different aye
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From memory the top arm changed in part # but the design didn't. The top and bottom control arms can stay and there was a change in the RTS draglink but a few people say they can't spot the difference.I think at the idle arm end the bend is slightly diff
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I think the main difference is a slight change in the mounting location of the upper arm.
I believe the arms are all the same and just slightly relocated.
I know there are differences in the drag links also but don't know exactly what it is. Maybe
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A RTS draglink is longer than a std draglink.From memory it is about 10 mm longer.
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Hi Guys.
Most of you have mentioned the various differences but have got some of them out of context.
Holden improved the suspension & steering systems in the HQ-WB range in 3 steps, not 1.
The 1st change was the steering arm/ratio change in earl |
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thanks for that guys... Looks like I'll keep the stuff for spares. thanks
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The biggest change I've seen in teh control arms is the holes were made bigger in the lower arms for bigger shocks to fit through. I havd NOS units here with HQ part numbers but they have the bigger holes - must have been a running change.
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