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Old 02-07-2011
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Hi guys

just run my car up the drive and back less then 20ft on some old tyres to bed every thing in before racing, adjusting the diffs i found the diff front and rear move side to side by about 4mm?

is this normal?

reading the manual and i cant seem to see any spacers/shims for this

any ideas ??
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my sx2 does this too, has caused me no problems and the belts will make the diffs run nice and true
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just checked mattys there is a small amount of side play 2mm or so
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do you think its worth getting shims made for this?

will have a real good look after to see how much movement there is, the front moves more then the rear on mine
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never noticde till you mentioned it so i guess no foul no harm ether way
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Could be why the rear wider belt is fraying and breaking Try shimming it up and see if the belt continues to fray !
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rear belt breaking??????
ran my car already a lot and there issent a thing to see on the belt.
and about 2mm of play so ??????
cant see the problem with some smaal play
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Could be why the rear wider belt is fraying and breaking Try shimming it up and see if the belt continues to fray !
its only the middle belt that a few people have mentioned, never had any probs front or rear.
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