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Sierra lowering
Am currently doing a Sierra P100 and need some help with lowering the front. I brought cosworth front springs and shocks and sierra 4stud hubs but the cosworth shocks are to large for the hubs so have used original p100 shocks with the cosworth springs, after looking at a mates it looked like he had done the same but mines still about 2" higher can anyone help on me on this. Im unsure of what model the hubs are from. Ill try and get some pictures up asap.
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Brilliant thanks for your help guys but i had a look under his wheel arch and the guy who owned it before him has actually cut the springs. But also does anyone know if there is a difference in hubs between 2wd and 4wd? As i have new reconditioned calipers but no carriers =\ and new 260mm discs so would i have to get xr4i carriers/ sliders?
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Yes there are, one difference is the difference in thickness in the suspension struts, so you need the correct hub for your suspension!
And also 4x4 is obviously different to accept the driveshafts.
I imagine the carriers may be the same as a 2WD model (which has the same calipers, of course), but am not sure!
Also you mean XR4x4, XR4I is 2WD and a totally different car.
Martin
And also 4x4 is obviously different to accept the driveshafts.
I imagine the carriers may be the same as a 2WD model (which has the same calipers, of course), but am not sure!
Also you mean XR4x4, XR4I is 2WD and a totally different car.
Martin
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Yes there are, one difference is the difference in thickness in the suspension struts, so you need the correct hub for your suspension!
And also 4x4 is obviously different to accept the driveshafts.
I imagine the carriers may be the same as a 2WD model (which has the same calipers, of course), but am not sure!
Also you mean XR4x4, XR4I is 2WD and a totally different car.
Martin
And also 4x4 is obviously different to accept the driveshafts.
I imagine the carriers may be the same as a 2WD model (which has the same calipers, of course), but am not sure!
Also you mean XR4x4, XR4I is 2WD and a totally different car.
Martin
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Ummm no i havnt removed any spacers =S and these hubs were second hand so i have no idea what model there from all i can tell you is that they have hole for abs sensors which my p100 doesnt have andthat the calipers i have are stamped with 38 across the top.
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