Bag F
Step #7:
Slide the #1472 Buggy spring over the shock shaft and on
to the shock body. Compress the spring and than add the #1407
Spring cup by sliding it on the shaft through the notch in the spring
cup. The cup should than slide down over the shock eyelet until it
bottoms out. Release the spring and your shock should now look like
the one at the left of Figure 34
Step #8:
Mount the completed Center Shock to the car by
placing the Ball End on the Center Shock between the Center
Shock towers. Secure the Shock to the Towers using (1) 1/2"
BH Screw and (1) 4-40 Lock-Nut with the screw passing thru
the center grouping of holes on the Center Shock Tower.
Lastly snap the Ball Cup end of the shock to the Small Ball
Stud already on the top plate of the rear pod. Your car should
now look like the one shown in Figure #35.
Front Suspension:
Step #1:
Following along with Figure #36, shave the (2) very small radius
underneath each #8077 Lower Suspension Arm. This will allows the Lower
Suspension Arm to fit flush on the chassis inside the Front Trac Plates.
Step #2:
Laying the parts out as shown in Figure #37, press
the #8075 Pivot Ball into the Lower Suspension Arm from
underneath the hole in the Arm with the shoulder of the Pivot
Ball facing UP. Press the #8074 Upper Suspension Eyelet onto
the other Pivot Ball with both the bigger hole on the Eyelet and
shoulder on the Pivot Ball facing DOWN.
Step #3:
Attach the #8072 Upper Suspension Mounts to the Lower
Suspension Arm using (4) 1/2" BH Screws. Thread the #8073
Turnbuckles into both the #8076 Upper Suspension Arms and the
Eyelets from the previous step. Refer to Figure #38 for example.
Step #4:
Mount the Upper Suspension Arm to the Mount using the #8078 Suspension Pin
thru the 2nd Hole from the BOTTOM on the Mount. Notice in
Figure #39 that the shoulders on the Pivot Ball should be
facing each other. Secure the pin using (2) #5008 1/16" E-
Clips with one clip on each side of the Suspension Arm.
Finally thread (1) 1/2 inch set screw into the top of the Mount
to secure the location of the Upper Suspension Arm on the
mount.
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