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i need help: front prop spacer, with 3" radius arm

  • darthloachie
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22 Jul 2011 17:21 #19359 by darthloachie

renard38 wrote: i have another problem: today i wanted to put on the shaft axle the 1" prop spacer. But there is not enough place. I think i need 0,5" prop spacer ( i have a transfert box 4.16 who come's from a samurai 413 )

have you got the same problem??????????


for 0.5 inch I wouldn't bother with a spacer, the splines on the prop will easily cope with that especially as you have castor correction arms

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22 Jul 2011 17:27 - 22 Jul 2011 17:31 #19360 by panosd
When you will have the front axle drop the splines of the prop will come out to their limits.

After 8-9 times there will be problems and the prop splines will start to trim.

The arms look like the dg tuning one. www.dgtuning.com
Last edit: 22 Jul 2011 17:31 by panosd.

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22 Jul 2011 17:32 #19361 by darthloachie
our jimny has a 5" lift and a standard length front prop for two years and a 3" lift since 2002 and the prop is still in one piece - its only had a replacement uj

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22 Jul 2011 17:37 - 22 Jul 2011 17:38 #19362 by renard38

darthloachie wrote:
for 0.5 inch I wouldn't bother with a spacer, the splines on the prop will easily cope with that especially as you have castor correction arms


it's difficult for me to understand this ( i'm french ) So, 0,5" prop spacer, i must use this, yes or no????????

Thanks
Last edit: 22 Jul 2011 17:38 by renard38.

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23 Jul 2011 05:07 #19371 by dadam

renard38 wrote:

darthloachie wrote:
for 0.5 inch I wouldn't bother with a spacer, the splines on the prop will easily cope with that especially as you have castor correction arms


it's difficult for me to understand this ( i'm french ) So, 0,5" prop spacer, i must use this, yes or no????????

Thanks

Il dit que pour cette épaisseur il ne s'embêterait pas avec un spacer car le soufflet sur l'arbre compensera largement surtout avec des tirants corrigés Eric;)

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23 Jul 2011 08:55 #19383 by renard38
merci bien ;)

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