I was expecting a funny comment.
Thanks for info.
Paulscarbs wrote:Finally sourced a 3.73 axle. It's been reconditioned apparently so should be good for a few years.
What's the length of time needed to swap the entire axle?
twin--turbo wrote:8hrs.... they must have been smashed after being down the pub for the extra 6hrs.
Paulscarbs wrote:Well, after a few weeks of organising, some waiting, more delays and now rest I’m in Spain after having driven the van with a super axel ratio of 3.73. It transforms the van and performs more like a large car.
Thanks for the recommendations.
Bought reconditioned axel off eBay.
Had it shipped but was out so delivery company stored it.
Collected and took to garage.
Garage couldn’t fit it in for a couple of weeks.
Estimated four hours fitting. Took eight!
Driving it is great but I now need to sort the new rear discs as all four of the pads are only active on the outer rim of each side of the new disks.
All in all, a good time ratio that cost quite a fair bit!
twin--turbo wrote:Dont know, I paid £150 for my good used one.
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