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Welded rear

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Welded rear

Post by Surfection »

Hey peoples,

I know this topic has been done to death, but i got told today that welding my linked rear isn't a good idea, as there is no movement with the links compared to leaf springs which can move around a bit and take the stress off the axles and diff. Apparatly this will result in me twisting splines very easily, just curious as to what you guys think, anyone had experience with road driving/offroading a welded/spooled coil rear end ?
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Post by hypo »

it wont bother u a gr8 deal mate u dont drive it on road enuf 2 bother it.

but on the other hand remember travis couldnt run a spooled rear in his on the road as wen he tried turnings it just kept pikin up wheels and makin it flex up and that
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Post by GRUNTLESS »

did i tell you about when i did mine :?:

i welded my rear up and it was farked all it wanted to do was corkscrew and travel instead of skipping the tyres :roll: !
it was in for about 20mins then came straight back out it was so undriveable...........................did a u turn on the road nice and slow and the ars3 went full travel and nearly fell over :roll:

i think it also twisted the splines a bit coz when i changed it back i had to do the nuts on the axle up to pull it all back in........... dunno though coz i havnt pulled the axle fully out yet :?

got it here if you want it strong as......wont break
if any one else wants it just pm me and ill work something out :D
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Post by 2car »

Just do it. Then you will know for sure if you like it or not.
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Post by bj on roids »

no offense travis but id say the suspension design on your vehicle contributed to that somewhat. I also realise you are changing it and congratulations on that, im sure it will be awesome when you are finished. You did a good job on the front, just lower it more ;)
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Post by GRUNTLESS »

im workin on it ...............just getting money organised is the trouble
if the pile of sh!t would stop farken out on me i might be able to do it :roll: ........it will be 3 inches lower as of satdy........ allthough ive been saying that for months it will happen :D have to put a new photo up to prove it :wink:
but im buying a bike(WR400) as well so most of me moneys goin there
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Post by antt »

gruntless, the wr's are a wicked bike, my mate just bought one the other week :) , power wheelies in first and 2nd are FUN :D :D :D

hopefully i'll be able to find something next week as well 8)
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Post by GRUNTLESS »

whats this ist and 2nd :roll:

keep it up in all gears.......and pick it up in top :finger:
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Post by antt »

lol, i'm not that game on the road yet, i don't really wanna try bitumen surfing just yet :wink:

offroad it's another story :twisted:
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