wishbone - difference

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wishbone - difference

Postby VUK on Fri Jan 21, 2005 12:00 pm

What is the difference between the wishbone on my can and xr2i?

is there any difference in the hubs?

Does xr2i suspension fit into the 1.1 hubs?
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Postby chunky on Tue Feb 01, 2005 1:38 am

the only difference should be that the balljoints may not fit in....the mk3 and mk3.5 had different sized ball joints ....
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Postby Spanthefestaman on Sat Feb 05, 2005 9:40 pm

Si, XR2i, RS Turbo. HAve a different wishbone. The idea is to alter the camber. And lucky owners of these cars have to pay a fortune to replace them. As for hubs i think that there is a 24 and 26 spline hub. For your driveshaft. and the ball joint sizes used to vary on courior vans not sure abount fiesta's. The difference being 16 - 16.6mm
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