Alignment shims r26

Discussion in 'Suspension, Brakes, Wheels & Tyres section' started by rTEM, Oct 22, 2015.

  1. Hi boys, is it possible to use alignment shim on the rear of an r26. I have a bent rear and can not find a second hand rear beam and need a 0.6 degree to get it in tolerance. Anyone with any knowledge about this?
     
  2. No you can't but seriously, is it only 0,6 degrees out?

    many original, not bent, axles have more than that!
     
  3. Yes it is 0.6 out of tolerance. I can't remember know whts the tolerance, i think it is 1.5 to 1 negative camber. My left side 1.2 right side 0.4. I get the squeaking sound when braking and it is quite visibleisfrom behind
     
  4. Hi guys sorry to hijack the thread but do you know what the standard values are for the rear suspension toe camber etc including tolerances if possible? Or point me in the right direction?
    As my car got hit in the rear wheel so just want to check all is ok.
    Thanks in advance!
     
  5. Have you tried K-Tec I saw a couple of cars n their pound which were scrapped for parts? Or RenParts maybe??
     
  6. Will give k tec a call mate totally forgot about them, thanks
     
  7. No luck @ k-tec, they do not sell used part got told. God dam this is hard to find
     
  8. They arnt available.

    The stub is welded onto the axel so no way of adding a shim. The only thing i could think is out is the mounting points as they have some slight adjustment to the subframe
     
  9. Must be bent. Stub or beam. Car hit a curb sideways. Now i see that its welded
     
  10. matt e

    matt e South East RSM Area Rep

    How is the rear arb mounted to the axle on the r26?
     
  11. uploadfromtaptalk1445526402514.jpg looks like its mounted to the beam only?
     
  12. matt e

    matt e South East RSM Area Rep

    Would it be possible to buy a 225 axle then fit the arb to that?
     
  13. No, larger bearings on r26.
     
  14. matt e

    matt e South East RSM Area Rep

    Buy 225 discs
     
  15. And if you go to the 225 beam, then you can buy one from any Meganes available. The 225 uses the non-Sport version of the beam. The R26 has some extra welding points which I think you can even replicate as long as you have yours to see them.

    S.
     
  16. Thats way over my abilities
     
  17. Has someone done this before? It could be done but i don't have the know how and don't know who to approach whit this
     
  18. Naith

    Naith RSM Admin

    I have a phase 2 rear beam on mine but no ARB, truth be told I didn't even realise the 26 had a ARB

    Even a ph2 rear beam in 225 form is an upgrade from the ph1 225 beam though, lighter and shaped better for airflow underneath.

    Can the ARB be fitted to a ph2 rear beam guys? Not sure if it's been stated above.
     
  19. Does a 197/200 beam fit ?

    Just a daft thought seeing as they share a lot of parts...rear beam bushes are the same along with brake callipers, discs etc. (Megane Ph2 onwards)
     
  20. To get an ARB u need a r26 beam to take it of it, much easier to replace the beam, i can be wrong
     
  21. NJH

    NJH

    Is it not possible to get a workshop to heat and bend the beam the small amount needed to correct the alignment? I have heard a few times in the past of race prep outfits doing this sort of thing on cars with torsion beam or beam axle rear suspension. Means of course having to strip the thing off the car down to just the beam and a workshop used to doing basic re-engineering of components.
     
  22. I have added ARB on my 225 F1.You can buy the ARB with center bush from renault.You just have to made some bracket to fit it.You can feel the extra stiffnes from the rear.
     
  23. Do they actually sell ARB on its own?
     
  24. Yes they are.
     
  25. Naith

    Naith RSM Admin

    Price you get it at? You got a part number?
     
  26. Is it from renault? A part number mate if possible, thanks
     
  27. Yes from Renault.
    ARB (rear) 8200 063 891
    Clamp for the bush 7701 663 888
    Bush 7701 063 891

    There is only one bush for the ARB ( in the midle ).
     
  28. Thanks for this Sokol
     

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