rear diff bushes
rear diff bushes
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whitewolf

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751 posts

183 months

Monday 19th March 2012
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For the taimar.

noticed after hearing a clunk from the diff area while changing gear and after having a look I've noticed the rear diff bolts had worked loose and the metal tube (bonded to the diff bush) has drifted out of the bush.


So who can vouch for canley classics?? Poly, like rimmers but cheaper. Like nearly £20 cheaper.


The front bushes have been changed to Poly by previous owner but not the rears (which Im guessing is either old age or the front Poly being stiffer and transferred vibrations to the rears and knackered them up??) so rear polys all around :-)

phillpot

17,392 posts

200 months

Monday 19th March 2012
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whitewolf said:
So who can vouch for canley classics??
Don't they only do spares for the small chassis Triumphs?

Wouldn't yours be a TR6 unit (or even the huge Jaguar one)?

whitewolf

Original Poster:

751 posts

183 months

Monday 19th March 2012
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phillpot

17,392 posts

200 months

Monday 19th March 2012
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whitewolf said:
Mines the tr6 diff.
It appears the same...
Sure does, looks like you're in business wink

Adrian@

4,420 posts

299 months

Monday 19th March 2012
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Modified TR6, or they clash with the chassis, AND IMHO, you will need to modify and longer bolts for mounting along with main bolts to use poly AND upgrade the differential carrier (regardless of which version you use).
Adrian@

I need to put my prices up ...I charge 45p more than CC for an already modified version.

Edited by Adrian@ on Monday 19th March 23:08

whitewolf

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751 posts

183 months

Tuesday 20th March 2012
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Cheers Adrian.

I can get longer bolts (and am going to) and I'll contact you soon.

Cheers Adrian

Mick