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60 series spring seats
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60 series spring seats
A mate has a 60 series cruiser. It has good drive line, body but he gets caught up on his fischplates going thru bogs, he's running 36" simex and still cant get thru were i go in my gq with 35 baja's. He is thinking of swapping running gear / body ect. onto an 80 series chassis. Is this a major job? Is there any other options? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, Dean
Thanks, Dean
Last edited by grantygq on Thu Jan 05, 2006 6:57 pm, edited 1 time in total.
grantygq wrote:no lockers, no springover. i think it is the u bolts but not sure i will ask him exactly what he thinks the problem is
tell him to trim the bolts down to just below the nuts, and dont waste his $$ on a swap or nething just put a locker in the rear and he will outwheel you ne day
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Make up new bottom plates that lift the nuts out of the way.
Details on mine are here
http://forum.ih8mud.com/showthread.php?t=61345
in post #3 (bandwidth warning!)
Details on mine are here
http://forum.ih8mud.com/showthread.php?t=61345
in post #3 (bandwidth warning!)
plowy wrote:as for getin caught up on it ive never had that prob n only runnin 33 on a 40
So Stu, what you're really try'n to say is you know how to drive then!!! hahaha, NOT!!!
Nah, 60's weigh a ton mate..... put em near mud and they're guaranteed to sink!!! I found it's only on rocks that seem to be a bit of a prob for those u-bolt plates.
When in doubt..... UTE-ERIZE it!!!
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