aaronmorris
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Someone told me the terrafirma ones are as good as Ashcroft ones.
Seems a bold statement to me and slightly dubious as to the truth of it.
Heavy duty drive flange for 90 fitment
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Someone told me the terrafirma ones are as good as Ashcroft ones.
Seems a bold statement to me and slightly dubious as to the truth of it.
stephencdavies
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Well, looking at the info given i think i'll throw the terrafirma HD drive flanges in the oven for a few hours. hopefully theyll expand enough to tap on.
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why hd btw?
they are meant to be softer than the shaft, so they are the easiest and cheapest bit to snap.
unless everything else is uprated then i'm not sure why you are doing this.
they are meant to be softer than the shaft, so they are the easiest and cheapest bit to snap.
unless everything else is uprated then i'm not sure why you are doing this.
vilguy
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mine were tight when i fitted them. So i just battered them on with a hammer. 
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remember to lube em with something afterwards
mick the builder
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Just read through all of this and all i can remember is Buster being called a " Scottish Chappy"
stephencdavies
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Well thats it. two time HD flanges ( nice shiny ones with threaded caps that dont leak ) in the oven for an hour. half shafts cleaned up. Flanges slipped on a treat without the need of my favourite lump hammer. at least the front and rears look the same now. once they cooled down they were a snug fit. :clap2:
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