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radius arms

Post by swamp »

G'day all.
My first post on nissan forum.
I have a vague memory of aftermarket radius arms that are longer than oe to allow fitment of larger tyres, to stop th tyres rubing on the internal guards.
If anyone has some info on them it would be appreciated.
If you extend the length of the radius it pushes the diff forward, but doesn't this upset the angle of the panhard rod and also the geometery of the springs and the length of the prop shaft.
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Michael
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Post by viperguy »

the spacers are available from big balls in sydney.. check them out on the web site. they are only 12mm so wont interfere with anything. have had them for 12 months and they do what they are supposed to..
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Post by CJ Burns Esq »

I'm about to install the 3rd's Productions arms and I'll let you know how the go.
They add 12 mm, adjust the castor, no correction bushes and have a joint near where they bolt in to the chassis.
Construction nad feel are good, see how they travel in the car.
$1495 a set.
CJ
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