Polly diff mount
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I would put the car on axle stands then put the jack under the diff. Undo the four 13mm bolts that bolt through the chassis then lower the diff down a bit and undo the two 17mm bolts. Relace diff mount and repeat.
You will notice the difference. I over took a car once then pulled back in and the ass end just felt so tight instead of being sloppy. Have you changed the big round bushes in the beam too.
You will notice the difference. I over took a car once then pulled back in and the ass end just felt so tight instead of being sloppy. Have you changed the big round bushes in the beam too.
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I would put the car on axle stands then put the jack under the diff. Undo the four 13mm bolts that bolt through the chassis then lower the diff down a bit and undo the two 17mm bolts. Relace diff mount and repeat.
You will notice the difference. I over took a car once then pulled back in and the ass end just felt so tight instead of being sloppy. Have you changed the big round bushes in the beam too.
You will notice the difference. I over took a car once then pulled back in and the ass end just felt so tight instead of being sloppy. Have you changed the big round bushes in the beam too.
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