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spring spacing question

Post by mugginsmoo »

ok I've searched for hours and there is no definitive answer in here.

so do late model Marutis have a NT spring spacing and WT diffs?
or are they WT spring spacing with WT diffs?


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Re: spring spacing question

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mugginsmoo wrote:ok I've searched for hours and there is no definitive answer in here.

so do late model Marutis have a NT spring spacing and WT diffs?
or are they WT spring spacing with WT diffs?


Mitch

they are narrow track spring spacing with both narrow track and wide track diffs.
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Post by mugginsmoo »

cool thanks

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mugginsmoo wrote:cool thanks

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I know what your thinking. :)

Be a good thing for my bomb, too, if the guts still take LJ diff gearing.
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Post by Gwagensteve »

He's not thinking that, but they would be cool for your application. My understanding is that the axles are WT width 1.0 centres, but are prone to bending due to the smaller diameter of the 1.0 tubes and the distance from the springs to the wheel.

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Gwagensteve wrote:He's not thinking that, but they would be cool for your application. My understanding is that the axles are WT width 1.0 centres, but are prone to bending due to the smaller diameter of the 1.0 tubes and the distance from the springs to the wheel.

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Now it sounds like a bad idea, especially as I already have offset rims, and a yard full of 1.0 nt diffs and axles to use up first.
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Post by mugginsmoo »

yer, wasn't going to use the axles any way.

but it has sold :cry:

so back to the search

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Re: spring spacing question

Post by zooker »

mugginsmoo wrote:ok I've searched for hours and there is no definitive answer in here.

so do late model Marutis have a NT spring spacing and WT diffs?
or are they WT spring spacing with WT diffs?


Mitch
I have a WT maruti, and i can tell you it has WT spring spacing i.e springs outboarded from the chassis.
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