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Depends on how handy you are. Tear your jc5 apart and built the speedo into your new jc5...
anyway, the easiest way is to mount a new circlip and weld it in...
the ring/plate is now in place. bolted/locktited on 12.9 M8 bolts.
however the plate was made for M6 so i had to drill out the holes, this wasn't as easy as i thought. plate is awefully tough! eventually managed to make the holes bigger with a mill.
had the plate off a friend of mine, this is how it looks now:
whats the thought on leaving the circlip in ánd mounting the plate, double strength? i guess i'll be happy if i have no circlip anymore cause if you destroy it it's possible to destroy the rest too! i know the ebay jobbie but this...
machined the plate a bit so the inside radius is smoother and filed the diff inner radius and the plate now lies flush with the diff. thanks for the ideas!
i splitted a box and want to fit a bolt in plate in stead off the circlip, however i layed the plate onto the diff and it isn't flush.
does anyone have pics off the jc5-130 diff?
He haven't told much about it tbh. And you're right, the strip is short so won't have the same issues as a track running car for instance.However i do think the difference is more temp related.Stress on the engine with big drag slicks and full power runs won't be any more harsh than a road car i...
Lol!!!! Luke, why don't you just buy a fully forged engine and leave all this bullsh*t talk to the bullsh*ting pro's .
Imo Chip is one of the most technically educated/learned lads on here, do i see Josh being insulted? No, he just takes Chip's advice for granted and tells him he is thinking...