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Which day?

Saturday 23/9
3
30%
Sunday 24/9
1
10%
Either
6
60%
 
Total votes: 10

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Postby Uncle Arthur » Wed Sep 06, 2006 3:27 pm

jules wrote:From memory his centre is still in the box. Might need to get it fitted in a carrier first.

Jules


I've got a whole new LSD centre plus housing to get relapped, and then the whole bundle goes into the car to replace to old one (using the existing driveshafts).

Apparently not a difficult job, but involves lots of swearing trying to lift the diff inton place.
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Postby jules » Wed Sep 06, 2006 3:54 pm

I'm sure between the 10 of us we can get it in!


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Postby kitkat » Wed Sep 06, 2006 3:59 pm

Uncle Arthur wrote:
jules wrote:From memory his centre is still in the box. Might need to get it fitted in a carrier first.

Jules


I've got a whole new LSD centre plus housing to get relapped, and then the whole bundle goes into the car to replace to old one (using the existing driveshafts).

Apparently not a difficult job, but involves lots of swearing trying to lift the diff inton place.

what are you doing with the old diff??? is it broken....????

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Postby Uncle Arthur » Wed Sep 06, 2006 4:06 pm

kitkat wrote:
Uncle Arthur wrote:
jules wrote:From memory his centre is still in the box. Might need to get it fitted in a carrier first.

Jules


I've got a whole new LSD centre plus housing to get relapped, and then the whole bundle goes into the car to replace to old one (using the existing driveshafts).

Apparently not a difficult job, but involves lots of swearing trying to lift the diff inton place.

what are you doing with the old diff??? is it broken....????


There's nothing at all wrong with the old one - it's just a standard 1.6 open diff.

I'll be open to offers from interested purchasers.
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Postby kitkat » Wed Sep 06, 2006 4:09 pm

Uncle Arthur wrote:
kitkat wrote:
Uncle Arthur wrote:
jules wrote:From memory his centre is still in the box. Might need to get it fitted in a carrier first.

Jules


I've got a whole new LSD centre plus housing to get relapped, and then the whole bundle goes into the car to replace to old one (using the existing driveshafts).

Apparently not a difficult job, but involves lots of swearing trying to lift the diff inton place.

what are you doing with the old diff??? is it broken....????


There's nothing at all wrong with the old one - it's just a standard 1.6 open diff.

I'll be open to offers from interested purchasers.

ok sweet... i think i might be in a the market for a new diff... were having funny sounds comin out of ours and i pulled it semi apart on the weekend to have a look. When i put it back together i found a gear tooth on the ground :shock:

It all started happening after hitting a possum :evil:

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Postby JBT » Wed Sep 06, 2006 4:18 pm

It'd take more than a possum to bust a diff tooth :shock: .
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Postby rhysk » Wed Sep 06, 2006 4:31 pm

Kitkat, not sure how much $$ you want to spend, but I have a cusco 1.6L diff, complete with housing, to get rid of.
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Postby Uncle Arthur » Wed Sep 06, 2006 4:34 pm

rhysk wrote:Kitkat, not sure how much $$ you want to spend, but I have a cusco 1.6L diff, complete with housing, to get rid of.


OI!!!!! Spoiler!!! :shock: :frown: :)
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Postby jules » Wed Sep 06, 2006 4:44 pm

MORE DODGY....IT'S GETTING BIGGER!
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Postby sabretooth » Wed Sep 06, 2006 4:50 pm

The possum was carrying a toolbox. Sneaky little bugger.

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Postby kitkat » Wed Sep 06, 2006 5:02 pm

rhysk wrote:Kitkat, not sure how much $$ you want to spend, but I have a cusco 1.6L diff, complete with housing, to get rid of.

thanks for the offer Rhys but i dont think i have that much $$ to spend :frown:
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Im still not 100% sure its the diff making noises though i know i do need to reset the backlash, it still drives, theres just some clucky noises every now n then.

Im thinking the funny noises im hearing (the ones the possum caused) could be to do with brakes/rotors, it sounds like a wire clicking noise, hard to explain.

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Postby jules » Wed Sep 06, 2006 5:06 pm

Probably the rib cage.


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Postby 99MXV » Wed Sep 06, 2006 5:23 pm

23rds fine for me - BUT I can't stay till 4.00pm like last time. I shall start cooking WINGZZZZ precisely at 12.00noon.

I'll get there around 10ish so we (YOU) can install my bling for me please.

I have a cousins engagement party on that night back in Brissy, so have to get back down the coast, wash up and then head back to Brissy.

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Postby sabretooth » Wed Sep 06, 2006 5:28 pm

What's your newfound bling, Wayne? Not planning to hang my shiny forged pistons from your rearview are you?

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Postby 99MXV » Wed Sep 06, 2006 5:33 pm

Isssss a secret... Only Boags and JBT know :)

As befitting my car - Issssss shiny
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