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Moving a dif foward 10-15mm on a Jimny

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Moving a dif foward 10-15mm on a Jimny

Post by Mud_Muncher »

Ok I have my 34 Swampers on my Jimny. I have almost run out of gaurd to cut and they are still scorching the firewall over bumps and stuff.

Whats involved in moving the dif forward 10-15mm? Is it as simple as drilling new holes in the drop arm brackets at the chassis end? I already have a drive shaft spacer which is longer then needed for the lift and a adjustable panhard.
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Post by Squik »

34in :shock:

Pics please :shock:
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Post by Gwagensteve »

Mud muncher - ask this on the club site. Mugginsmoo (doesn't use that user name on the club site anymore) did exactly this with his.

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Post by robsjimny »

Once you move it forward it may hit the tubing under the headlight too. I believe mitch's use to rub in places too. Mud_Muncher will catch up soon and talk ideals.



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Post by Mud_Muncher »

Squik wrote:34in :shock:

Pics please :shock:
Ask and you shall recieve!!! They are 34/9.5 swampers. BTW, they are Jimny difs now with twin Airlockers and only 3 inchs of lift. It is Robocops old rig.

Still to do short term.
Fix bumpstops/rubbing
Upgraded CV's

When i have more cashola.
Winch
Cage
Axles
Maybe Race :D

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Post by Gwagensteve »

I'm liking that a lot. Stance is perfect.

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Post by zookimal »

Liking it.

Body lift?
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Post by Mud_Muncher »

It has about a 1/2inch b/l. Came down from a 3 inch B/L and kept the rubber tops in there.
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Post by dank »

Had a ride in this last night, feels fairly stable even with the track width decrease from the fatter tyres. I think the rear shocks Tough Dog upgrade from the ranchos has helped a lot.

Time to get the little blue switches into action. :armsup:

EDIT: While you were sleeping in until some ridiculous hour today I did some mods on your ride... :D

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Post by Squik »

Ahhh... I thought it looked familiar... and not as tall ;)
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