Just fitted usa supplied solid rear diff hanger
26-09-2013, 06:36 PM
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Just fitted usa supplied solid rear diff hanger
Jeez,
Haven't driven it yet but wow,it's raised the car up to where I remember the car sitting before, had been baffling me for ages as it seemed to be lowering it self over time...
Haven't driven it yet but wow,it's raised the car up to where I remember the car sitting before, had been baffling me for ages as it seemed to be lowering it self over time...
26-09-2013, 06:54 PM
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I've got a solid mount on mine as well, makes a huge difference to the back end, better than the poly ones but you do get some diff whine through the body.
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27-09-2013, 03:06 PM
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Because it of noise also they handle worse but people dont realise this as the bushes they replace are that fucked a cotton reel will feel better or the other reason is cost the poly kits are so much cheaper than the original bearings
So unless someone buy's your nice beams then fit the uprated diff hanger and the rest should be fords stuff
So unless someone buy's your nice beams then fit the uprated diff hanger and the rest should be fords stuff
27-09-2013, 03:24 PM
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Because it of noise also they handle worse but people dont realise this as the bushes they replace are that fucked a cotton reel will feel better or the other reason is cost the poly kits are so much cheaper than the original bearings
So unless someone buy's your nice beams then fit the uprated diff hanger and the rest should be fords stuff
So unless someone buy's your nice beams then fit the uprated diff hanger and the rest should be fords stuff
oh yes I agree about the arm bushes jay the ford ones are the best
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well one of the ends is anyway, GGR do replacement ones but don't know how good they are 
27-09-2013, 08:24 PM
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I was going to work one morning and overtook a car.I couldnt believe how well the car handled.It didnt feel sloppy at all.
My rear arm bushes are srandard cossie bushes but my beam bushes are poly.I think my car handles ok for a 25 year old set up.
My rear arm bushes are srandard cossie bushes but my beam bushes are poly.I think my car handles ok for a 25 year old set up.
27-09-2013, 09:27 PM
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Lad,
It's the silver type I got and not the solid solid type...lol
Was thinking of making up a solid solid one for the trackshed tho....
It's the silver type I got and not the solid solid type...lol
Was thinking of making up a solid solid one for the trackshed tho....
27-09-2013, 09:30 PM
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Just should have measured the solid bushed one I fitted for locating holes on diff so I could make solid solid one...hole will dictate ride height or geometry to some extent I presume...???
30-09-2013, 11:55 AM
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Link as requested to beam hanger , page also has solid solid version...
http://www.mc2racing.com/products/xr...672/index.html
http://www.mc2racing.com/products/xr...672/index.html
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