What are the extra bars on a country pack actually what we're all the feature of a country pack I know of heavier springs rubber in front of the back shocker were the shocker heavier duty
What are the extra bars on a country pack actually what we're all the feature of a country pack I know of heavier springs rubber in front of the back shocker were the shocker heavier duty
I can see your logic behind wanting to strengthen things during a rebuild but it did take 30 years to get that bad. I just question if you should be going away from original on a matching numbers car like yours.
I bet you'll have someone try and tell you it's a hz chassis later once you put the bars on.
Just a thought anyway.
I'm not worried about a few bolt on bits mate, and certainly not going to be concerned about people's opinions of my car.Originally Posted by ambientgoat
Yep, safety is number one. Any addition for strength can be justified and any potential future owner should thank you for being so thorough. I would!
Vans.... This is the 2nd time round the block, 40 years later! talk about turning back the clock!
Some more pics;
Anyone know why this cut would have been done in the support beam?
I've been quoted around the $1400 mark to rebuild my HJ LSD. Does this sound about right?
It's a full strip and replacement of serviceable parts.
What colour will the chassis be which black ?
I'm way out of touch with current prices for diffs, but that's probably not too far off the mark for all new bits, built, lapped and I assume with a warranty. Nothings cheap anymore!
Vans.... This is the 2nd time round the block, 40 years later! talk about turning back the clock!
Might be better off with one of these.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/HOLDEN-HQ...item4ae85b3117
That's not a bad way to convert any diff!
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