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3"+ Lifted 75's

Tech Talk for Cruiser owners.

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3"+ Lifted 75's

Post by Thommo 73 »

what do people do for tail shafts on 3"+ lifted 75's
half way thru coiling the middy and put the tail shaft on today to find out it can go down 5mm more than at ride hight before binding up :x .

so what do the SOA guys do? double cardin or .....?
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Post by Thommo 73 »

so no body know...ha i would have thuoght some here has done a spring over or at least had tail shaft probs?

it's the front one and the yokes are binding up..?
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Post by mule75 »

have not had a problem. just turned front shaft backwards so the fat bit does not hit the cross member. it's on a hzj75 about 3-4 inch lift with longer springs to get the front axle to sit in the standard position so the shock doesn't rub on the mount.
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Post by todsmods »

hey man my 75 is lifted around 6inches with no tailshaft dramas.
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Post by Thommo 73 »

hhhmmm. thats interesting to say the least..

what type of 75 is it?

hzj's run the high pinion front dont they? and a different gearbox to boot ?
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Post by 75 cruser »

sounds like you will have to shorten them :D

rob
come on move over and let the 75 through
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