Front Spring on CC Carryall and Toe-In

[BlueDubPirate]

Originally Posted by superpro56

Get a length of pipe at least 3 feet long that slides just over the spindle shaft. Set the bottom of the spindle on a block of wood and bend the spindle shaft down. If you need to bend it up, have someone heavy set in the cart while you pry up. Did this with racing karts for years before adjustable front ends. A few degrees wont hurt the bearings and the tires will wear more evenly.

The ole' "get a bigger hammer" trick? Sounds good.

[TennesseePete]

Originally Posted by BlueDubPirate

The ole' "get a bigger hammer" trick? Sounds good.

Never hurt anything in the past....

Was wondering the same thing on the new front springs i put on. I noticed the wear on the old tires and front end that it came with. Figured it was par for the course

[BlueDubPirate]

Once you bend metal without tempering it, you introduce fatigue. It will just go back to its original state on her next big jarring bump. I need a properly curved or shorter spring.

On another note, took my dog in a long trek today. We drove the cart 10 trouble free miles this morning.


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