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ZUKIWORLD Discussion Forum => Suzuki 4x4 Forum => Topic started by: chrisvitarasport94 on January 22, 2005, 01:54:04 AM
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anyone got an axle mounted skid plate ( rather than a diff cage) to protect it?
as per this;
http://www.qtservices.co.uk/diffguards.htm
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no, calmini has somthing alot bigger and RR has a "diff cage". but i have built somthing simular to it on my tracker.
stu
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(http://www.eye-irritant.com/august2004/cropresizedshavediff.JPG)
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hot damn... you need to crop that thing! :o
The axle looks a little shaved, too ;)
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hot damn... you need to crop that thing! :o
yea yea, easyer said than done
The axle looks a little shaved, too ;)
you don't say ;D
stu
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hot damn... you need to crop that thing! :o
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wow i never knew that i knew i knew how to do that! sweeet ;D
stu
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lol ;D
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Has anyone else shaved their diff? I have a spare that I've thought about doing that to, to see if it would realy make a difference.
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Can you just get a pipe cap like you can for the Sammy?
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What size plate would be good for fabbing a sheild. (diff only) ? and where some good mounting points.
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Here's the Calmini's Diff/Truss shield for any ideas. It's made of 3/16" steel.
(http://www.puresuzuki.com/SK10048fs.jpg)
(http://www.puresuzuki.com/axlepic.jpg)
$129.95
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I've got a con-ferr axle skid plate and truss I'd be willing to sell! Used for one day like new!
I had one of the Calmini rear skids............it never would stay in place. Always would get caught on something and then rotate down and become a "plow"!
If someone wants to either tell me how or will post I have pix of a shaved diff start to finish, along with side by side pix to compare with a stock housing. Send an email to 16ltoy|removethispart|@msn.com if you need the pix to post!
I used 1/4" plate and gained 1 and 7/8"'s of clearance.
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kerrywittig shaved Axil.
(http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0UACRAkYXsI9D3UIbJqAmD8ChNzJIYF4lism0d*MT4aiWIQKwbYExVSp!Qcf76PLXwHuwyE6Yv5vdLKR6Y!VBA8k29r7JHzvHucvRzUflAHqY9fuLcnQQTHSCjBcAcIwX/FJ40_02021.JPG?dc=4675507521562857690)
(http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0UAD9AkgXPJBD3UIbJqAmD7kQ8o2px0QrMVwOFWgPXOvdXeWVIVtP!6B58u601K6qSgzGbTHZoA6r7nZ23GPEBLC4A2Ul4oXUvQWj7BGW6BPDrOppTb8yR3SCOBsAcDgb/FJ40_02041.JPG?dc=4675507521614481606)
(http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0WAAAAC8aloNsVHMinJYqsqJCq0d9HBFbywHOny26MQxmVdXLBlqc3Q1lOzAqKpIz*Jfz2z0NBL3oSbPi1BnznHAs1JwmUJOKAAwC4Ego79fErL6GvXSRP0k5ha2CR7TeAAAAAAAAAAA/Sally%20pix%201381.JPG?dc=4675507521639191984)
(http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0WADrAjAa3INsVHMinJYqsqJCq0d9HBFb2qfi*s5L8WRYOsJc*gh1rXDt0QdDFx5pPerA9e3lajjI87T7W8FkxUxdziUzjHvH4dm8ZiKApz*XOujyQDJ5HugcV5s*MiJqRQAAAP****8/Sally%20pix%201391.JPG?dc=4675507521662877934)
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What thickness metal did you use Kerry?
stu
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" I used 1/4" plate and gained 1 and 7/8"'s of clearance. " kerrywittig
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What did you do for a drain plug?
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What did you do for a drain plug?
take out the 3rd and the oil comes out. it is possible to use a drain plug but not somthing i would worry about.
stu
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What did you do for a drain plug?
I replaced the 2 bottom carrier mounting "studs" with bolts!