front diff removal n coil over.

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Was wondering if while I am pulling the front diff to put my new one in would it be easier to just pull everything for the coil over swap while I am at it and would that make taking the diff out easier. Any help from the long term syty guys would be great.
 
dutchty

dutchty

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Re: front diff removal n coil over.

Yeb its a bit easier not that much,but you have better acces to the front shaft bolts if you want to disconnect them and to the diff bracket.
thats also the time to do the complete front end and repaint the front chassis.
 
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MIXEDBREED

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Re: front diff removal n coil over.

dutchty said:
Yeb its a bit easier not that much,but you have better acces to the front shaft bolts if you want to disconnect them and to the diff bracket.
thats also the time to do the complete front end and repaint the front chassis.
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Ya I plan to replace all the bushings , motor mounts ect. And putting in the coil over. Already put coil overs on the rear. Also new tie rods and idler arm.
 
dutchty

dutchty

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Re: front diff removal n coil over.

MIXEDBREED said:
Ya I plan to replace all the bushings , motor mounts ect. And putting in the coil over. Already put coil overs on the rear. Also new tie rods and idler arm.
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Ah the motor mounts to! then its much easier when get rid of the diff and arms.
the mounts are a pian in the a...........:(
but about the coilover swap?
You mean just the coilovers or also the A-arms like I have done? http://www.syty.net/forums/album.php?albumid=9
 
dutchty

dutchty

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Re: front diff removal n coil over.

MIXEDBREED said:
Ya replacing the a arms too. Its the rpm kit.
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then ripping everything off is the best way.
a yeah , cause teh arms doesn't glove fit I think you have to alter somethinks like about the shock bracket o the arms
 
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