What are the best Flanbloc?

Not sure if you are asking what best flambloc and/or ball joints ..as you know they are two different parts on the A arms .

I can't answer either one but a search would probably get you going

Here is a discussion in replacement flambloc

https://r.tapatalk.com/shareLink/topic?url=https://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/threads/360-430-599-612-flamblocs-in-delrin-or-poly.594008/&share_tid=594008&share_fid=9080&share_type=t&link_source=app



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Here is an article in hill

https://aldousvoice.com/2014/08/14/ferrari-360-and-f430-balljoints/

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Hill Engineering for the parts, and they really are flanblocks, not flamblocks, like Ferrari mistranslates.

 

Terry

Thanks for the clarification..just one note if OP wants to search for posts /threads he needs to misspell it to get more threads

Also ..i know the go to for ball joints is hill but i haven't found any references to hill flambloc/ flanblocks

Is there any threads / discussions that you know of about hill bushings (flanblocks/flambloc)

Thanks

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Hill engineering are stainless and work well, unlike the ferrari oem bits which are chrome plated steel. The chrome plate peels off and machines the ball joint away so it becomes slack. You will have to come up with a way to press the old ball joints out of the arms. Hill engineering do an extractor but you need 2 different ones as the upper and lower ball joints are not the same.
The flambloc tends to become tight but you can easily dissemble them and wire brush the pin, then reassemble using chain lub and a new circlip . Will be good as new then.

 

????. Please explain and how does that affect the flanbloc?

 

The arm pivots on 2 Flambloc’s, so if they are tight it does not help the suspension movement

 

So after doing research to help OP

My conclusion

Get hill ball joints
Get Scuderia oem flambloc/flanblocks

Anyone disagree /agree

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The misunderstanding was with the fused OEM shock flanbloks that are not designed to be rebuilt. I now understand what you were referring to.

 

Dominick- Nope, you got it.

 

The ones i took to bits are those fitted when the car was built. It just a matter of removing a split pin and driving the pin out of the bushing

 

Nope. My bushings are metal/rubber fused. No pin to push out and no way to take them apart. I did see pictures of the bushing that you describe but the spare that I bought in 2013 is the fused rubber type.

 

Are these like the one superperformance uk sell ? Theirs are bonded but the pin is a ground fit- how does the arm move with the suspension movement then ?

 

It'll just twist like a standard rubber bush, Mike.

Better for comfort but not for handling.

 

So it does not pivot on the pin ?

 

Sorry, see what you're saying - yes, they do. The Superformance have a separate centre pin/mount held in with circlips.

 

Its a copy of the oem except the bush is bonded in, instead of being a push fit. If it did not pivot on the pin the arm movement would have to be taken up by twisting the rubber and that would not last long

 

Look up the part numbers, also have a look on superperformance web site in uk, all the info there

 

No idea on size but if the ferrari pt nos are different, then different fitment. The oem ones are good, provided they have not gone tight over the years- easy enough to free up. With everything removed from the arms, they should drop under their own weight

 

Iirc and based on my posts above and prior research ..the scud ones are the way to go

I would.look up a arm part numbers and see if the sams

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All.

360 430 (scud , challenge) and 612 scag and 599 are interchangeable..different material only .



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I was told the white Delrin Challenge ones are the way to go.