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dave

posted on 18/12/10 at 06:11 PM Reply With Quote
Ron V Haynes

What if any are the difference between the Ron wishbones and the haynes type?






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Ben_Copeland

posted on 18/12/10 at 06:14 PM Reply With Quote
Ron is narrow track, haynes is wide track... so there is a difference in the wishbones..... Rons are shorter

Ron = Escort Width
Hay = Sierra Width

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dave

posted on 18/12/10 at 06:18 PM Reply With Quote
Thanks for that. Next Q can i use Haynes on a Ron chassis






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Ben_Copeland

posted on 18/12/10 at 06:22 PM Reply With Quote
You could, but you'd have to widen the rear to match....

and reallign the mountings, cos they are bound not to be exact

[Edited on 18/12/10 by Ben_Copeland]





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D Beddows

posted on 18/12/10 at 06:29 PM Reply With Quote
no, is the simple answer different widths, different lengths, different angles required, different mounting points....... no really, simple or not lol






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