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Front Camber Adjustable Upper Wishbones Orientation


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Working on a complete overhaul / upgrading of the suspension on my 1990 SE.

One of the upgrades is the fitting of Camber adjustable front upper wishbones, but I can not figure out the orientation.

 

 

Front upper wishbomes.jpg

So the big question is which one is mounted forward / aftward ?

 

Esprit Freak

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From the Lotus Service Notes -

"The front and rear halves of the top wishbone differ at the ball joint outboard fixing point: the rear arm has a welded (slotted) boss for the fixing bolt, whereas the front arm has a plain slot and uses a loose spacer under the bolt head."

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Margate Exotics.

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Thx Ian for the info. (looks like the pictures on the SJ website are swapped)

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The left one (same in top picture) is the one with the welded boss so is the rear one

Due to the shape (dead corners) the electro galvanizing was not a complete success so POR 15 to the rescue. (I could have done a neater job).

Esprit Freak

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