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ade

posted on 23/10/05 at 02:11 PM Reply With Quote
sierra front uprights

i have just got my plans from g.t.s for the sierra donor and was wondering what mods are needed to the front uprights,as i have facilitys to do the work myself rather than send to g.t.s does anybody have any drawings or photographs. thanks adrian
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JoelP

posted on 23/10/05 at 02:21 PM Reply With Quote
the only mod is widening the bottom balljoint hole, to the correct size taper. I forget the exact dimensions, but if you search, dont believe the first thing you read. It is often misquoted.

Allegedly, mk2 astra ball joints fit straight into the sierra hub.






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dnmalc

posted on 23/10/05 at 09:55 PM Reply With Quote
The taper I believe is 14 degrees
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Rorty

posted on 24/10/05 at 04:27 AM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by JoelP
the only mod is widening the bottom balljoint hole, to the correct size taper. I forget the exact dimensions, but if you search, dont believe the first thing you read. It is often misquoted.


It sure is!
The taper is 1:8 which works out to 7.125016°. If you machine or ream the hole so the major diameter is Ø17.3mm you'll be good to go.





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