Steering — logbook Toyota Land Cruiser 1979
That's where the power steering is done. Maybe not very beautiful, I thought when viewing the photos.
The TLC 80 amplifier itself
View from under the hood.
Front view. I had to cut a sector in the panel.
The bipod and how the hydraulic booster is inscribed in the panhard rod mount.
Steering ends are the same as the TLC 60 bipod
General view of the hydraulic booster and steering shaft with 1 crosspiece
splined steering shaft
2 crosspieces at the transition to the salon
With this, I was lucky on the 14V power steering pump built-in.
Well, the last one is not clear why the left rudiment, the mount of the steering machine.
At first I thought to cut it down, then put an air receiver, but in the end it happened.
P / S Please do not kick for the state of components and assemblies.
Winter, a constant state of repair, and preparations for
stopping the car on the capital of the hull all make themselves felt.
If you have any questions I'll be happy to answer.
Understood.
Did the wing mount have to be redone?
Did you take out the spring cup much compared to the native shock absorber bracket?
Bipod from the 60s.
Yes, the reason is very simple, when installing a 60 exact bridge, all the rods were easier to replace one bipod. The photo didn't load completely, I'll try again.
Well, you set tasks, gentleman.
The wing mount was redone, that's for sure.
According to the second, as I understand it, I'm interested in how much I moved the bridge forward?
The approximate size, from the first from the passenger compartment, of the steering gear mounting riveting to the middle of the spring cup is 600mm. and, to my shame, I did not find where I had my native shock mounts.
Practice is the only criterion of truth.
After two unsuccessful attempts, the shocks are almost straight, but there is no jet thrust (stabilizer).
Understood! Today, too, took a back from the 70s. And what about the corners and places of amortization?
Continuation of the suspension in the BZ
levers from 70. By articulation, the wheel is not easy to hang out.
What are the rear arms from? How is the articulation? Can you elaborate on the location of the rear axle links and levers?
I'll try to take another photo, but don't forget that I have 60 bridges.
Were installed in order to get rid of 50mm spacers
Those. for our bridges and 70th levers, the optimally perpendicular installation of shocks relative to the bridge? I don't use stabilizers either.
Thanks, I'll wait. Why such big spacers? It is possible after all to compensate with disks with negative ET. Or I'm wrong?
Yes, yesterday I looked at mine again, and I understand that you can’t put a spring separately on native bridges, there’s not enough space :)
Wheels were 00 and Belshina tires.
When switching to springs, the width of the bridges played its part, it was where to put the spring, and not the rack assembly.
Well, maybe, but my car is not original either :)
And a little experience in using both.
Although probably with my driving style and operation of the car, everything can fall apart.
... yes, I saw both those and those ... they wrote about this on the LC forum, but everything is for the original ...
To be precise, on skis (sticks), this office will release two types of Salent blocks,
I have them without an external clip, they seem to be better.
Relatives are so-so, yellow go longer, if I did now, then probably from 80 full-time panara.