It's all plated if you go and weld a bracket it's going To look ****** to say the least . Could you not bolt a nice stainless plate on
hello lhu1281 i will see what the garage says tommorow but i do agree welding a bracket will look Marmite zed ive just had a look at the bracket on my old beam and it looks allmost straight should it have been at more of a angle
http://www.volkszone.com/VZi/showthread.php?t=569016&page=3 Seems they recommend a ford ka servo .......
Just thought I would add been back up at red9 today and I mentioned your dilemma and they said they would of sent you a bracket that would bolt on they are nice blokes had mine rechecked and now bedded in nice its first class
Hello msdvdub thats good of them but not much use to me as i needed the van back on the road asap { i did try ringing friday afternoon but phone was off each time } servo bracket should come as standard or they need to change there picture on the web site great looking piece of kit thou i drove it around the block and the steering was great im going to take it on motorway later so i will report back im happy with the product so far i should rearly realise by now that nothing bolts straight on after restoring my van
Oh yes I did two vans one everything fitted easy as it should and the other has been a Pain to say the least nothing went right every job was a chalange I'm sure its possessed by some evil spirits lol glad you got it sorted I can't believe the difference in handling and ride quality
ive been hearing a knocking sound when i drive and i thought it may be the bearings so ive fitted new bearings with the new suspension but the banging was still there turns out the balance weights on the wheels had come loose and where sliding around all good now
so far so good i havnt had time to go on motorway but the few little trips ive had have been great steering is lighter more responsive im not rubbing the arches now when i hit potholes which is a bonus so after my first few problems im so far a happy chap mods ive had to do remove brake pipe brackets i have had a new servo bracket welded on and i had to have the brake lines re routed i have allso had to fit a bracket to move the hand brake cable over a little as it was hitting the servo apart from that it has bolted straight on will report back once ive been on the motorway
I'm glad you like the red9 kit. As Birdy mentioned, my set up needed a servo bracket made up and welded on. It was no biggie for me and I can under stand why one is not there as standard. It would cost extra to fabricate and not every bus has a servo.
I hear what you're saying Stefan but it would help a lot and not cost Red9 any exact if they offered a servo bracket already welded in place. I have to say that the steering really is super light and responsive compared to the original set up. It was quite fun testing yours through the streets of down town Croydon
I would just like to point out the main reason they don't include a servo bracket as std is that there are quite a few different size servos out there so not all std size but if you do require a servo bracket they do supply one that bolts onto there beam Simon at red9 gave me the heads up on this thought I would share it
suspension has been on for a while now and im loving it definetley worth the time and effort i have about a inch of play in the steering wheel thou is this correct the play looks like it is in the box