Diff drop down kits

[Yagadam]

are they available for d22s to try stop the common problem of doing CVs??

 

[RustyNav09]

You can buy diff drop bushes from the states. MATTIE had them installed.

 

[unkn0wn]

https://www.4x4parts.com/nissan/front-differential-drop-down-bushings-p-5277.html

 

[Yagadam]

https://www.4x4parts.com/nissan/front-differential-drop-down-bushings-p-5277.html

Seems to cheap? Anyone used this?

My d22 had 3" suspension and 2" body lift so I'm just looking to lower the cv angle a bit

 

[jason-navara]

Who would be interested if i get these made in Australia??

 

[George k]

I'm in !

 

[OneMofo]

Same here, cant hurt really. but 3/8th?? surly we could drop it a little more.
I think you would sell plenty.

 

[jason-navara]

3/8 would be nearly 20mm drop, that the same drop as a hilux drop kit (from memory), but 20mm (3/8) is going to be an improvement.

 

[navaranewb]

id be in on this

 

[RustyNav09]

Price depending. But I'm in. Cv angles need to be corrected after upper arm change

 

[Nevyn]

3/8 would be nearly 20mm drop, that the same drop as a hilux drop kit (from memory), but 20mm (3/8) is going to be an improvement.

3/8 is just under 1/2 an inch, around 10mm. My question, is it worth it?

 

[jason-navara]

sorry your right its about the 10mm yes, and it would be better then nothing IMO

 

[OneMofo]

True that, def better then nothing.

 

[RustyNav09]

This would only benefit d22 with calmini or similar arms. If you have standard 2" lift your cv angles aren't that bad as it's within factory specs.

 

[Rumpig]

3/8 would be nearly 20mm drop, that the same drop as a hilux drop kit (from memory), but 20mm (3/8) is going to be an improvement.

3/8 is 10mm

 

[tyler-k]

To fit these drop bushes, what exactly would need to be done? Cv's and diff removed completely or is the diff able to just be unbolted and lowered in place? And the spacers then fitted?

-Tyler

 

[Yagadam]

This would only benefit d22 with calmini or similar arms. If you have standard 2" lift your cv angles aren't that bad as it's within factory specs.

Yeah exactly and I have calmini arms.

Jason navara I would be in for sure.

 

[RustyNav09]

As the bushes are pressed into the diff you will need to unbolt cvs and remove diff completely then press old bushes out and then install new bushes. Well thats whats required for the 4x4parts.com bushes

 

[jason-navara]

As the bushes are pressed into the diff you will need to unbolt cvs and remove diff completely then press old bushes out and then install new bushes. Well thats whats required for the 4x4parts.com bushes

im guessing this is correct. going from the photo's id say you are correct.

 

[tony d22]

They would have to be pressed in exactly in the right position otherwise the diff could track left or right and even sit at an angle causing havoc with wheel alignments.