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Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2005 8:02 pm
by viperguy
the cost of cheezy's longer arms and lifted engine mounts is suprisinly reasonable.. longer arms delivered to sydney by aust post cod $170 the pair, and i think he sells the lifted engine mounts for 300 the pair, but dont quote me..go to his web site. u will only need the longer lower trailing arms for lifts 3 inches and higher..less than that and x member spacers will rid ur vibes. dont use x member spacers on bigger lifts due to the fact u need to space to much.. lowering x member to much makes vulnerable and the angle puts to much stress on engine mounts and gear box mounts.
Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2005 8:46 pm
by not not
jUST A THOUGHT SCREWY
Have you checked your pinion bearinds at all cause when i lifted my wagon from 2 to 4 inch it caused a bit of a vibration which we eventually traced down to the pinion bearing
Figure it was on the way out allready but more angle on the shaft exsentuated(that is spelt right i think) it. When all else is covered this may be your problem Worth a look mate
Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2005 8:51 pm
by bilby
not2.8 wrote:jUST A THOUGHT SCREWY
Have you checked your pinion bearinds at all cause when i lifted my wagon from 2 to 4 inch it caused a bit of a vibration which we eventually traced down to the pinion bearing
Figure it was on the way out allready but more angle on the shaft exsentuated(that is spelt right i think) it. When all else is covered this may be your problem Worth a look mate
mate had a similar problem with his but it turned out his panhard bolts were loose in the eyelets ? may aswell give em a wriggle
Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2005 10:09 pm
by Screwy
Thanks for the thought.
Ill look into it.
Though the funny thing is........ I havnt done anything yet to fix it, and the vibrations are near unnoticeable now. they have been slowly getting less and less without me noticing, got in today and realise the Vibs were mostly gone.......
wierd
Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2005 10:21 pm
by holeyhardtop
maybe it just took a while for everything to settle in.
glad to hear it lifted to your satisfaction
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Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2005 10:45 pm
by Screwy
holeyhardtop wrote:maybe it just took a while for everything to settle in.
glad to hear it lifted to your satisfaction
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Yep worked well mate thanks heaps.
Though i just noticed i recently bent the drivers side rear Lower sontroo arm so that will nee to be fixed, maybe got something to do with the vibrations.....
screwy
Posted: Sat Jan 22, 2005 10:16 pm
by holeyhardtop
Have you checked your pinion bearinds at all cause when i lifted my wagon from 2 to 4 inch it caused a bit of a vibration which we eventually traced down to the pinion bearing
Figure it was on the way out allready but more angle on the shaft exsentuated(that is spelt right i think) it. When all else is covered this may be your problem Worth a look mate
for a novice {me}, is the pinion bearing adjustable if it is loose or does it
need a rebuild? and i assume it is the one on the end of the diff centre
where the tailshaft bolts up to?
ta
Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2005 3:16 pm
by Screwy
holeyhardtop wrote:Have you checked your pinion bearinds at all cause when i lifted my wagon from 2 to 4 inch it caused a bit of a vibration which we eventually traced down to the pinion bearing
Figure it was on the way out allready but more angle on the shaft exsentuated(that is spelt right i think) it. When all else is covered this may be your problem Worth a look mate
for a novice {me}, is the pinion bearing adjustable if it is loose or does it
need a rebuild? and i assume it is the one on the end of the diff centre
where the tailshaft bolts up to?
ta
You cant adjust the bearing itself much... You can adjust the spider gaer on the inside of the diff a little bit and u can tighten the bearing up with the bo nut, but cant adjust it exactly......
and yeh its the one on the end of the diff where the shaft bolts to.
screwy
Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2005 9:40 pm
by purple people eater
i have a patrol with 7 inch lift and have no problem with vibration, i sujest maybe a life, or even a louder radio, or a better mechanic that knows what they r doing!!!!
Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2005 9:39 am
by Screwy
purple people eater wrote:i have a patrol with 7 inch lift and have no problem with vibration, i sujest maybe a life, or even a louder radio, or a better mechanic that knows what they r doing!!!!
you will have castor correction to make yours not vibrate.
we are trying not to use castor correction.
alot of us also work on our own cars to save money rather than paying ppl to do it for us
Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2005 9:56 am
by bogged
Screwy_ScrewBall wrote:you will have castor correction to make yours not vibrate.
we are trying not to use castor correction.
alot of us also work on our own cars to save money rather than paying ppl to do it for us
its a troll dude, check everyone of his posts....