This is the building process of a GS-Racing STORM PRO with all pro's and con's found.
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The parts we need for STEP 11. |
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Slide an 8x16 mm ball bearing on the front CVD axle till it hit the end. |
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Now slide the CVD axle and bearing in the steering knuckle and do not
push it all through! Make sure the bearing is aligned with the steering
knuckle. Take the other 8x16 m/m ball bearing and slide it on the CVD
axle. |
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This is how it should look like. This way the bearings and the CVD axles
are aligned and you can push the axle inside the steering knuckle and the
outer bearing in the knuckle too. |
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When you push the axle through the hole should be around 3 m/m visible.
The picture shows the wrong position. In my case the axle (inside bearing
to be precise) did not went far enough in by hand pressure so I had to do
it with some more pressure by using a rubber hammer. |
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Place the hex wheel adapter on the axle and gently hit the top of the
CVD axle with a rubber hammer, the axle and bearing will slide in the
steering knuckle until it stops moving. |
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This is how the axle should be mounted. You can check if the hole
correspond with the hole of the wheel adapter. |
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Place the steel knuckle collar in the (L)EFT steering knuckle carrier. |
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Do the same for the opposite side. |
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The kit comes with pre thread lock lubed 4x12 m/m hexagon screws so no
need to fit it yourself. |
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Slide the (L)EFT steering knuckle in the in the (L)EFT steering knuckle
carrier. |
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And fit an 4x12 m/m hexagon screw in the bottom. |
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Do the same for the upper side by fitting an 4x12 m/m hexagon screw.
When the (L)EFT side is finished do the same sequence for the (R)IGHT
side. |
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The LEFT steering knuckle completed |
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The RIGHT steering knuckle completed |