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SVA and mods
ianbs - 29/9/06 at 04:28 PM

I want to shorten the half shafts to match the rear track to the front. Do people think the SVA will allow (professionally) welded shafts ? (Building a standard chassis modified for rear IRS, with Sierra front uprights and diff/shafts.)

Wadders - 29/9/06 at 04:47 PM

Yes, all Stuart Taylors have them. Infact i happen to have a pair for sale, if your interested drop me a U2U.
atb
Al.

Do people think the SVA will allow (professionally) welded shafts ? (Building a standard chassis modified for rear IRS, with Sierra front uprights and diff/shafts.)



[Edited on 29/9/06 by Wadders]

russbost - 29/9/06 at 05:16 PM

I welded my halfshafts myself - no probs at SVA (well not on tha score anyway)

desyboy - 29/9/06 at 06:05 PM

if your talking about narrowing the shafts for a sierra , do you think its possible to get the rear track the same width as an ford anglia english type axle? Cheers des

trikerneil - 30/9/06 at 06:32 AM

I've got my Sierra back end down to 55 inches with no problems.

NS Dev - 1/10/06 at 11:31 AM

quote:
Originally posted by Wadders
Yes, all Stuart Taylors have them. Infact i happen to have a pair for sale, if your interested drop me a U2U.
atb
Al.

Do people think the SVA will allow (professionally) welded shafts ? (Building a standard chassis modified for rear IRS, with Sierra front uprights and diff/shafts.)


[Edited on 29/9/06 by Wadders]


Take it you took em off when you got the GB Engineering ones then!?

Far better solution. just get some shafts made to the correct length.