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blwnb16a 03-14-2015 04:47 AM

shaft spacers
 
hey guys before I go to the dragon the dragon I'd like to install shaft spacers. being from Kitchener none of the shops around here stock any.

can u think of any shop in the GTA that would have these in stock? I tried teknotic. he has to order them. I only have 3 weeks. so ordering them might be out of the question

cheers Russ

starchland 03-14-2015 04:54 AM

eBay

starchland 03-14-2015 04:58 AM

eBay

I would say get two piece ones otherwise you may as well just swap axle buckets- which is free and requires no added parts

fernando. 03-15-2015 07:14 AM

Are these things necessary?

I've had my car lowered for 4 years and done nearly 50k on the same axles. No vibrations or weird things to report here.

zeroptzero 03-15-2015 08:49 AM

If you lower your car and you don't get vibrations then you don't need spacers. If you get vibrations, spacers simply move the wear spot to a new location, same thing as swapping buckets.

FluKy15 03-15-2015 12:38 PM


Originally Posted by fernando. (Post 23540700)
Are these things necessary?

I've had my car lowered for 4 years and done nearly 50k on the same axles. No vibrations or weird things to report here.

Same for me, lowered and no problems what so ever

blwnb16a 03-15-2015 12:42 PM

ive been lowered 25000km. I was just trying to fix any issues that might happen to or from the dragon.

and I don't currently have any vibration

zeroptzero 03-15-2015 02:00 PM


Originally Posted by blwnb16a (Post 23540973)
ive been lowered 25000km. I was just trying to fix any issues that might happen to or from the dragon.

and I don't currently have any vibration

Then there is nothing to fix by putting the spacers on the car. Save your money, as they aren't a preventative maintenance item, you mainly put them on if you develop a vibration after lowering.

If by slight chance you do develop a vibration it is not a mechanical issue that needs immediate attention, as it won't lead to a mechanical breakdown situation. You could make it back home to address the issue without a problem.

starchland 03-15-2015 02:10 PM

Just make sure your brakes are good to go. A good dot 4 fluid.

myflys2k 03-15-2015 03:55 PM

Lowering the car moves the axle knuckle further out of the buckets. Adding the spacer just puts the axle back to where it was before lowering.


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