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titch

posted on 9/8/04 at 10:22 AM Reply With Quote
LSD

Does anybody know if you can remove the drive flanges from the Sierra LSD and use the normal push in drive shafts,therefore keeping the drum brake set-up? Thanks in advance.
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twinturbo

posted on 9/8/04 at 10:53 AM Reply With Quote
Someone has recently posted about this..

As a member of XROC and Modorator on both Interford, XROC and user on the ford sierra OC forums I am still waiting for a definative answer myself..

No one so far on any of these forums has come back with the answer..

TT

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Bob C

posted on 9/8/04 at 11:16 AM Reply With Quote
Can I have yer flanges...........
cheers
Bob

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titch

posted on 9/8/04 at 11:16 AM Reply With Quote
I have a drum brake set up with all new brakes etc. with standard diff,but also have LSD and shafts,but don't want to change uprights and fit discs unless i have to!
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titch

posted on 9/8/04 at 11:20 AM Reply With Quote
Could i fit the flanges on the standard shafts?
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JoelP

posted on 9/8/04 at 05:36 PM Reply With Quote
IIRC someone posted long ago saying that one type (either lobro or tripod) would work with either setup, but the other could onyl go with the one. Not a clue which was which. Maybe worth an experiment?!






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Liam

posted on 9/8/04 at 05:56 PM Reply With Quote
Hi there

I posted on this a while back (after viewing lots of shafts and diff inards). You can remove the flanges of an LSD (by opening the back and taking out the circlips with strong circlip pliers) but you cant then insert standard tripode type shafts. When you've taken the flanges out of your LSD you'll see why - the splines on the LSD flanges are different lengths either side whereas they are the same length on the tripode shafts (and the flanges for non LSD lobro type shafts). Find my older post for photos. This is a definitive answer.

Liam






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DEAN C.

posted on 9/8/04 at 06:03 PM Reply With Quote
Hi Titch,
why not chop and sleeve if your other option is not possible,using inner flanged ends and outer standard shafts with a machined sleeve between.Seem to remember ST cars were like this at one time in order to shorten the width.
I've got a lath in the garage at home if you need any bits doing,I also have a spare standard diff & shafts etc .
Just u2u me if you need help.
Its about time you called in anyway!
DEAN..........





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titch

posted on 10/8/04 at 09:29 PM Reply With Quote
Cheers lads,looks like i'll have to get it finished off and SVA'd then decide what to do.
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