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Hi all,
I am progressing through my rebuild of my Elan and have the differential in to some professionals, they have given me a list of bits to get for the rebuild.
It's a 3.55:1 ratio standard unmodified diff, I can obtain everything on the list but I am stuck on one thing.
So my question is: Does anyone know where I can purchase an Axle + Spider Gear Thrust Washer Kit/Set?
Thanks in advance
Paul
I am progressing through my rebuild of my Elan and have the differential in to some professionals, they have given me a list of bits to get for the rebuild.
It's a 3.55:1 ratio standard unmodified diff, I can obtain everything on the list but I am stuck on one thing.
So my question is: Does anyone know where I can purchase an Axle + Spider Gear Thrust Washer Kit/Set?
Thanks in advance
Paul
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PC777 - First Gear
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Burton Power in the UK might be able to help?
http://www.burtonpower.com/crush-washer ... xeng4.html
Here is an eBay Australia link to try as well; it looks like Burton's store for your area?
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Ford-English ... SwPYZU6JoX
http://stores.ebay.com.au/Competition-F ... 7675.l2563
I got everything I needed from a seller on eBay.co.uk that shipped internationally, but I cannot find the store now. At any rate, searching on "English Axle" brings up what is available.
I had the diff service done by a local specialist, so I am not familiar with all the required parts. Not sure if by kit you mean just the pinion nut and crush washer? If you can't find a specific item you need Leslie (User 512BB on here) may be able to help you out. He has rebuilt several diffs and may have a better supplier for you.
Pretty sure when mine was rebuilt (with all new bearings and a change of crown and pinion for a taller ratio) the specialist just reused any of the shims, or sourced them from our local transmission and bearing supply house?
HTH
Stu
http://www.burtonpower.com/crush-washer ... xeng4.html
Here is an eBay Australia link to try as well; it looks like Burton's store for your area?
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Ford-English ... SwPYZU6JoX
http://stores.ebay.com.au/Competition-F ... 7675.l2563
I got everything I needed from a seller on eBay.co.uk that shipped internationally, but I cannot find the store now. At any rate, searching on "English Axle" brings up what is available.
I had the diff service done by a local specialist, so I am not familiar with all the required parts. Not sure if by kit you mean just the pinion nut and crush washer? If you can't find a specific item you need Leslie (User 512BB on here) may be able to help you out. He has rebuilt several diffs and may have a better supplier for you.
Pretty sure when mine was rebuilt (with all new bearings and a change of crown and pinion for a taller ratio) the specialist just reused any of the shims, or sourced them from our local transmission and bearing supply house?
HTH
Stu
Stu
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stugilmour - Coveted Fifth Gear
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Try http://www.englishdiff.co.uk/complete-e ... -kits.html they just supplied all the parts for my Diff rebuild.
Chris
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Grizzly - Coveted Fifth Gear
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Thanks for the reply guy's very much appreciated.
I have looked that these sites and am OK with the bearings & seals its the Spider gear washers I need to replace as the original one has broken in two it appears to be made out of some sort of copper or bronze material and is dished.
I will see if I can find out more from the people doing the rebuild.
Thanks again for your help.
Paul
I have looked that these sites and am OK with the bearings & seals its the Spider gear washers I need to replace as the original one has broken in two it appears to be made out of some sort of copper or bronze material and is dished.
I will see if I can find out more from the people doing the rebuild.
Thanks again for your help.
Paul
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PC777 - First Gear
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I am also interested in ordering a diff rebuild kit and have contacted "English Diffs". They do not ship to the US but suggested using a service such as Forward2me. Has anyone had success with this or a similar service? Are the shipping costs reasonable?
Thanks,
Chris
Thanks,
Chris
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