fitting 6 degree rear beam
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hi all,will be fitting one in the near future to my saph 4x4 cossie,what bolts etc could i replace with stainless(or just renew?) and the sizes of these also if possible?these torx ones on drive shaft sprung into mind,going to give diff a rebuild,can i do this,how big a job really is it?if so where would i get a diff rebuild kit?(no strange noises coming from it tho)or specialised job?anything else worth renewing when rear end all in bits?going to get new brake backing plates are these all the same?
any help much appreciated
thanks col93saphcos
any help much appreciated
thanks col93saphcos
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Don't use stainless blolts. Use plated ones and try to reuse the torx bolts if you can. I changed mine for socket head one and the work loose due to the bolt head not being as big.
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Hi Col
If you get chance, remember to write up your driving impressions/experiences before and after fitting the new beam. Very interested to hear what you think!
Is your diff mount in good nick?
If you get chance, remember to write up your driving impressions/experiences before and after fitting the new beam. Very interested to hear what you think!
Is your diff mount in good nick?
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its a stg 1 adrenaline rear beam,looks like i'll have to be carefull when stripping old one down,anyone know much about the diff rebuild kit etc?was also going to put on an uprated diff mount,is mr rainbird the man to get that from?or any other type/option?just want to have everything ready so can swap it in a weekend with out having to go order new bolts or something in the middle of fitting it,advice about the stainless taken,thanks col93saphcos
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was going to put uprated mount on
thanks col93saphcos
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Mines an occassional track car so a good compromise imho
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cool,kind of wondered about that bit of it!lol,but hoping toe is good enough and thought about a camber gauge,nobody round here i can think of anyway,will need to have trip to ag motorsport then,any-one know if rear diff rebuilt easy enough?also where to get rebuild kit?i see ggr possibly do the 909 diff mount will phone them,hope to get car to msd before all that,bloody weather holding me up!
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I have ordered my uprated diff mount from R&B Motorsport ( Mr Rainbird ) if you struggle with a supplier. When my beam is fitted I'll put some old tyres on and then get the place down the road to set it up as per the Mike R settings in his old Sapphire thread. I'll see how I get on with those
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