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Want to put surf coil rear on my lux

Tech Talk for Cruiser owners.

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Sic Lux wrote:Don't 60's have offset diff unlike lux in centre correct me if i'm wrong so tailshaft angles could be a drama :?:
the uni's won't even know they are running horizontal instead of vertical angle ;) :cool:
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beebee wrote:
bj on roids wrote:why does everyone use stock links?

how hard is it to make your own links? :?
Stock links make engineering a possibilty. Non std links makes it almost impossible.
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Post by RUFF »

bj on roids wrote:
Sic Lux wrote:Don't 60's have offset diff unlike lux in centre correct me if i'm wrong so tailshaft angles could be a drama :?:
the uni's won't even know they are running horizontal instead of vertical angle ;) :cool:
It does not matter how many times you try and explain this to some people they just never get it.
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RUFF wrote:
bj on roids wrote:
Sic Lux wrote:Don't 60's have offset diff unlike lux in centre correct me if i'm wrong so tailshaft angles could be a drama :?:
the uni's won't even know they are running horizontal instead of vertical angle ;) :cool:
It does not matter how many times you try and explain this to some people they just never get it.
Yep you are simply rotating the axis on which they work ...
If it is vibrating simply drive your veheilce on a 35% side slope and the vibrations will go away :D
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Post by Spimon_NH »

Well then, if no one can see any huge problems I'm going to have, I'll start looking into it (plenty of time to check it'll work while saving up for it) :lol:
Just the steering that scares me a little, hehe.

(Should give me some 'cooling off time' too, to lose interest in yet another one of my incredible plans :oops: )
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