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Urgent - Almost Have Her On All Fours... ;~)


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Admins> If this would be better served in Suspension Folder, feel free to move !

 

 

I am in the final phases of suspension assembly in order to get my project off the stands for the first time in SIX YEARS. Right now I am assembling the rear suspension. This car is a true hodge-podge of parts from MANY, MANY cars, as it started Life with me as a stripped, non-rolling SHELL [no suspension, no parts other than sheet metal!!].

 

 

So, I had my CV conversion made by Modern Motorsports [five or so years ago], and got my strut bodies from a local car being parted out. Coilover assembly completed by Techno Toy Tuning.

 

 

*Here is my urgent problem*

 

The machine shop that I am having the inner/outer bearings pressed into the rear strut housing informed me that I needed a "spacer" in between the two bearings that slides over the center of the stub axle. Went to Nissan Parts to confirm. Yep, it is called a Distance Piece [sleeve to you & me] and is part number 43091-E4100. Obviously, they can no longer get it. Can anyone suggest a remedy here ? I am very eager to 'get her on all fours'.

 

Fortunately, after Techno Toy powdercoated the strut bodies, the stamping in the strut body did not disappear. Each body has a stamp [A, B, or C] which is VERY specific as to which Distance Piece is needed. Mine was B which calls for a 52.50-52.56mm spacer. The OD of the stub axle area is 1.25", so I conclude that I need a spacer 'sleeve' [TWO] that are 52.53mm long by 1.275" ID. Any thoughts....?

 

Thanks for looking!

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Yes. It is just that they want $80 to cut me two sleeves that are only 52mm long from 1.25" tubing stock. At this point, I realize that I just have to suck it up and accept that [correctly] building a 36 year old sports car cannot be done 'economically'....

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