Subject	I don't know how much the subframe flexes but
Posted by	kuah@splparts.com on March 25, 2004 at 6:04 PM
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In Reply To	Do you really think the whole subframe flexs enough---> posted by Kyle(Houston) on March 25, 2004 at 05:41 PM
Message	I know there is enough movement in the diff where it was wearing down a weld on my subframe on my car. *shrug* What are the stock Nissan specs for the pinion angle? AFAIK, with a IRS suspension the pinion angle required is much less than a solid axle suspension, but not zero.
Follow Ups	has anyone used SPL parts subframe tilt spacers? - ScubaSteve 16:30:51 03/25/04 They work great. Some people here have them - SeedyROM (ZCON 2K4!) 16:40:44 03/25/04 Tilt spacers.... - richk 16:49:43 03/25/04 Oh tilt spacers...these are different I suppose? (n/m) - SeedyROM (ZCON 2K4!) 16:55:48 03/25/04 then the typical subframe spacers, yes. (n/m) - Chris(NJ) 17:01:25 03/25/04 They change the angle of the subframe - kuah@splparts.com 17:03:28 03/25/04 Question-----> - Kyle(Houston) 17:18:52 03/25/04 Re: Question-----> - kuah@splparts.com 17:23:30 03/25/04 I believe the diff does not move on an IRS . It stays - AzHeat 17:32:29 03/25/04 Do you really think the whole subframe flexs enough---> - Kyle(Houston) 17:41:46 03/25/04 I don't know how much the subframe flexes but - kuah@splparts.com 18:04:45 03/25/04 In addition - kuah@splparts.com 17:45:58 03/25/04 The reason it works is because the actual subframe - ScubaSteve 17:24:24 03/25/04 nm I'm wrong. (n/m) - ScubaSteve 17:26:59 03/25/04
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