TheMiniMan wrote:
"one" of the biggest problems with rubber unis (apart from oil stuffing them) was the fact that soooo many people would jack the car up,,, change the unis , tighten them up with the wheels hanging down,,, then lower the car back onto the ground
now this makes the unis "Constantly" twisted up, the entire time, from then on
the trick is to have the axles at std ride height (as if the car were on it`s wheels the ground) & tighten them up then
this way the unis are in a relaxed state & can happilly last for as long as they were intended to
so,,, there you go
Now that is a piece of useful information.
Thanks for that. I have new rubber unis on the 997 Cooper I have to contend with in the next week or so.