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What did you do to your jimny today?
- GuardianAngel
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Yes but when I took them off today, one side was not locking at all when the dial was turned on the hub.helijohn wrote:
GuardianAngel wrote: Converted my vacuum hubs to fixed hubs Tested on a slippery up hill lane I got stuck on the other night as one of my manual hubs refused to lock.
Hadn't you engaged them beforehand?? :whistle:
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GuardianAngel wrote: Yes but when I took them off today, one side was not locking at all when the dial was turned on the hub.
When I got mine used I did a teardown because one of them was not "working right" and sticking and found the internals were not assembled correctly. As I recall it was to do with the spring not locating well. Often the springs get broken apparently. It's partly (10%) why I leave them permanently engaged, that way I know they are working.
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GuardianAngel wrote: Converted my vacuum hubs to fixed hubs as per Kirkynuts excellent thread. Tested on a slippery up hill lane I got stuck on the other night as one of my manual hubs refused to lock.
They worked ok then? No wobble caused by them?
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The underdog often starts the fight, and occasionally the upper dog deserves to win - Edgar Watson Howe.
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So far so good. I have been up to 45mph with no noticeable wobble. The PVC tubing stuck in the back to keep the spline away from the magnet weighs almost nothing.kirkynut wrote:
GuardianAngel wrote: Converted my vacuum hubs to fixed hubs as per Kirkynuts excellent thread. Tested on a slippery up hill lane I got stuck on the other night as one of my manual hubs refused to lock.
They worked ok then? No wobble caused by them?
Kirkynut
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GuardianAngel wrote:
So far so good. I have been up to 45mph with no noticeable wobble. The PVC tubing stuck in the back to keep the spline away from the magnet weighs almost nothing.kirkynut wrote:
GuardianAngel wrote: Converted my vacuum hubs to fixed hubs as per Kirkynuts excellent thread. Tested on a slippery up hill lane I got stuck on the other night as one of my manual hubs refused to lock.
They worked ok then? No wobble caused by them?
Kirkynut
Goody Gum Drops! I couldn't see anything to go wrong if something light is used to stop the gear sliding back but I don't want to be responsible for something going wrong!
Kirkynut
The underdog often starts the fight, and occasionally the upper dog deserves to win - Edgar Watson Howe.
My Jimny Thread Here: www.bigjimny.com/index.php/forum/8-my-ji...on-continues?start=0
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jonesyba420 wrote:
Thanks for the kind comments ill pass them on to her lol.kirkynut wrote:
jonesyba420 wrote: Used it as a baracade while my girlfriend changed a snapped rear stub axle on her nova by the the side of a 60mph country road.............in the dark!!!!
Your girlfriend is my kind of girl for two reasons:
she drives a Nova, my first and one of my favourite cars, here's the one I built in 2005/06.
and the fact that she fixes it, not you!
Cool lass!
Kirkynut
Thats a nice lookin nova kirky, what was it?
Heres my girlfriends:
Bit different to that now but i dont have a recent pic other than:
Serious camber lol.
Its a 1.3SR.
love the hot hatches! heres my 205 gti 1.9 Mi16
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