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Old 25th September 2008, 07:22 PM
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can anoyne tell me if there is a difference between the civvy and military chassis dimensions at points "N" and "Q" or are the shackles the only difference.
Borrowed the pic from Dave's trailer thread.
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Since the military chassis has alternative holes for shackle pins in the standard position as well as the lower ones, it simply a matter of measuring the distance between the two. And, in the dark, using a torch and a school ruler, the answer is pretty close to 40mm.

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can anoyne tell me if there is a difference between the civvy and military chassis dimensions at points "N" and "Q" or are the shackles the only difference.
Borrowed the pic from Dave's trailer thread.
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Hi Mate , the mil chassis is close to the 2 inches higher mark than the civvy chassis . The army welded on longer hangers and used longer shackles . I can take a couple of pics if you like of the mil chassis .
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some pics would be good. I made my own shackles, thought I would try 6" hole centres instead of the 4" I took off. The new caster angle makes it steer real nice but the 2" extension looks like it might be a bit angry for the front shaft. I was actually trying to get some more room for the slipjoint on the rear shaft. I'll see how it goes. Won't be too much of a prob I think, most of my offroad stuff is done pretty slowly.
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The Mil chassis also has a small section cut out in the cross member at the front of the transfer case to stop the drive shaft hitting on articulation . I'll get a pic of that too .
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