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1st September 2015, 02:39 PM
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MX5 Diff Mount
Fitted the diff last night, is the 205 measurement correct, it looks to me like the drive shafts will be point forward.
I also note that the front of the diff is not central to the transmission tunnel, is this correct? Thanks Dave 
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#2
1st September 2015, 06:04 PM
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what plans are you using? i am using a talon chassis kit and yes the drive flange is offset slightly and shafts point forward a bit. you need to take into account the sliding movement of the cv joints with suspension travel
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#4
2nd September 2015, 12:26 AM
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On the Saturn plans the driveshafts do point forward a bit. Have a look through the various threads of completed cars as the diff nose mount on those plans isn't strong enough. David
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Click to see my build photos on Flikr http://www.flickr.com/photos/67112582@N03/ Saturn MX5 Based Chassis, Limited Slip Diff & 2.4 Quick Rack. Build cost.... seems to be spending more on tools than car bits at the moment! (they will be handy in the future though). Car iva'd and passed 15/08/2014. Finished weight 572kg.
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3rd September 2015, 08:18 PM
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I'll second that.
Having the diff mount fail and snap the diff in two isn't much fun!
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