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Caster Corection for lifted jimny

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Caster Corection for lifted jimny

Post by jcianci »

Hello all,

Just wanted to ask a few questions,

1 Are sierra and jimny control arms the same?

2 What are the differences in ratios between the two differential? Are they cross compatible?


3 What is the best way to correct the caster? Weld a plate and re drill the holes or offset bushes?


4 Will a coily sierra tailshaft fit a jimny?
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Re: Caster Corection for lifted jimny

Post by spamwell »

jcianci wrote:Hello all,

Just wanted to ask a few questions,

1 Are sierra and jimny control arms the same?

2 What are the differences in ratios between the two differential? Are they cross compatible?


3 What is the best way to correct the caster? Weld a plate and re drill the holes or offset bushes?


4 Will a coily sierra tailshaft fit a jimny?
1. Yes
2. Dunno
3. New control arms so they don't bend and correct castor
4. good question
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control arms

Post by jcianci »

thanks spamwell, do you know any suppliers that sell aftermarket control arms?
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Post by nicbeer »

hrzook i think made his own.

SNake also do them for the $
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Post by gecko270 »

You could ask Andrew @ BigO 4x4. He has looked at making some for me in the past but I didn't have the cash at the time. He is making some quality arms for Patrols and Tojo's at the moment.

Send him a email

andrew@gammatron.com.au
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