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- Dutchjimny
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04 Jan 2013 16:36 #57158
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. Read this forget my pictures :laugh:
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05 Jan 2013 01:36 #57189
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Yeah Darth thats what my son suggested too. Might actually get more than 20mpg from it then too :laugh:
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darthloachie wrote: 1.6 vitara engine will do the trick
Yeah Darth thats what my son suggested too. Might actually get more than 20mpg from it then too :laugh:
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05 Jan 2013 10:42 #57194
by Hastiekid
Thanks for the explanation I totally understand. A very interesting solution to this problem, I had never come across it before.
Ian
Replied by Hastiekid on topic Ready, steady, SLOW
Dutchjimny wrote: Dont forget it are AT's and a lobsterbox 4.16 ratio, when the car was raised with the full ora 3"liftkit the arms did not correct the castor enough to align the kingpin's back in the "top-bottom" position so we cut the welds on the axle each side to rotate the complete axle another 3degree and weld it back on i hope you understand what i mean? Will shoot some pictures tomorrow if any is intrested?
Regards, stefan
Thanks for the explanation I totally understand. A very interesting solution to this problem, I had never come across it before.
Ian
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