GST front wheel drive to all wheel drive conversion
#12
Way to necro. And, no, you are entirely wrong. GST's have the same chassis and engine mounting as the AWD dsm varients.
Also, the tunnel is large enough to fit the 2.5 " exhaust pipe and resonator, or a 3" oval exhaust. Do some research honky.
Also, the tunnel is large enough to fit the 2.5 " exhaust pipe and resonator, or a 3" oval exhaust. Do some research honky.
#13
was that directed at me?
you signed up purely to mouth off about a post from 5 months ago?
some research? a 30 second search tells me this:
"AWD models have a different transmission which includes a limited-slip center differential and output shaft for a transfer case, which drives the rear differential (also available as limited-slip) and half-shafts.
"There is also a difference between rear axle/rear ends on all-wheel-drive models. 1990-early 1992 cars have three bolts attaching the axle to the wheel hub. Late 1992–1994 have larger-diameter axles and attach to the hub with bigger, 4-bolt axle cups."
and at a guess, they're a unibody vehicle, and as such dont have a chassis.
so. as politely as you deserve, pull your head out of your assh*le and **** off.
you signed up purely to mouth off about a post from 5 months ago?
some research? a 30 second search tells me this:
"AWD models have a different transmission which includes a limited-slip center differential and output shaft for a transfer case, which drives the rear differential (also available as limited-slip) and half-shafts.
"There is also a difference between rear axle/rear ends on all-wheel-drive models. 1990-early 1992 cars have three bolts attaching the axle to the wheel hub. Late 1992–1994 have larger-diameter axles and attach to the hub with bigger, 4-bolt axle cups."
and at a guess, they're a unibody vehicle, and as such dont have a chassis.
so. as politely as you deserve, pull your head out of your assh*le and **** off.
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