Nodge68 Well-Known Member Nov 25, 2013 #22 LR state the there must be no more than 5mm difference between front and rear provided the largest go on the rear. 10mm is to much of a difference. This will likely cause the VCU to be over driven which will strain the IRD and rear diff!!
LR state the there must be no more than 5mm difference between front and rear provided the largest go on the rear. 10mm is to much of a difference. This will likely cause the VCU to be over driven which will strain the IRD and rear diff!!
bukko Well-Known Member Full Member Nov 25, 2013 #23 Nodge68 said: LR state the there must be no more than 5mm difference between front and rear provided the largest go on the rear. Click to expand... Circumference or diameter?
Nodge68 said: LR state the there must be no more than 5mm difference between front and rear provided the largest go on the rear. Click to expand... Circumference or diameter?
Freelaner Landy Driver Nov 25, 2013 #24 bukko said: Circumference or diameter? Click to expand... good question well presented
Nodge68 Well-Known Member Nov 26, 2013 #25 bukko said: Circumference or diameter? Click to expand... I assume diameter. 5mm circumference would be unmeasurable.
bukko said: Circumference or diameter? Click to expand... I assume diameter. 5mm circumference would be unmeasurable.
bukko Well-Known Member Full Member Nov 26, 2013 #26 Ok, just that Ditto said the 10mm difference was in the circumference, which would be equivalent to a 3mm diameter difference, so probably ok then
Ok, just that Ditto said the 10mm difference was in the circumference, which would be equivalent to a 3mm diameter difference, so probably ok then
