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I need to have my sn-95 spindles modified to accept a larger ball joint.
Does anyone know of anywhere that has a ball joint reamer or where I can pick one up locally?
I can't just use a different ball joint or I would so reaming is what its getting!
All this crap about balls and reaming makes this sound like a gaggot thread.
Does anyone know of anywhere that has a ball joint reamer or where I can pick one up locally?
I can't just use a different ball joint or I would so reaming is what its getting!
All this crap about balls and reaming makes this sound like a gaggot thread.
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Are you using the spindles on a fox? If you are you don't need to modify anything. Just press the sn95 ball joints out and press in the fox ball joints.
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The svo ball joints are non serviceable. So pressing them out isnt an option.
Using a fox lca messes with the length as it's only like 13. The sn95 is 13.75 which is still shorter then the svo.
Using a fox lca messes with the length as it's only like 13. The sn95 is 13.75 which is still shorter then the svo.
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All you have to do is take the 94-95 spindle and enlarge the hole in it that accepts the ball joint. The svo is larger in diameter just don't want to use a drill bit. The ream is made just for this job. Usally for when a ball joint has to be switched to the larger size.
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OK, so it could be bored bigger on a mill. Sometimes you have to use a reem because there is a taper. If they aren't tapered, no problem.
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I do belevie its tapered. There doesn't seem to be anyone around with a reamer.
I found some online for like 100 bucks.
I found some online for like 100 bucks.
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any 87-88 thunderbird arm should work. the control arms are functionally identical to SN-95 arms.
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