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Re: DRM Trailing arm bracket install Banski Trailing arm install

Subject: Re: DRM Trailing arm bracket install Banski Trailing arm install
by BillH on 2009/9/22 13:28:50

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SpectatorRacing wrote:
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BrianCunningham wrote:

I've also replaced all the bolts, I really don't want threads in shear.


I'm curious why you say this. In most applications threads are in shear. They're no weaker than a shoulder, why are you looking to avoid it?


This is why we use aircraft (AN) bolts on any stressed application on the racecars. Their lengths and washers ae designed to eliminate any shear on the threads.
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