How low is your ute. I'm running a 3inch system and my ute is fairly low (tops of front tyres are level with the gaurd, rears are slightly tucked) and I still have roughly 125mm of clearance from the bottom of the dump pipe. I am also running a metal substrate cat which is only 4in in dia and it is tucked up a little into the original spot for a cat. I'll try and post up some pics when I get home tonight.

Nope, never seen one of those here in my 27 years of life.

My 1200 lives in the olds' garage. Has been in there for four years now and only gets taken out occasionally for work to get done on it. When I am working on it, it stays in the garage as well. They will be happy as when I finally finish it, then it will be moving into my garage.

Yeh no probs Heath.

Have a guy coming to get it on the weekend, and no, Chris got in to late aswell. Will let you guys know if it falls through.

Cheers Nathan

Hey guys, I have a ute diff out of an 1980 model 1200 so I think it should be the larger version. I think it has a bit of play in it but can't remember as I haven't touched it in years. It is located in Redcliffe QLD. I am after $100 pickup.
Nathan

Sorry mate I don't have any more pics. The top links are triangulated so that there is no need for a panhard rod. They are setup that way to stop the side-to-side movement. The triangulated setup move straight up and down compared to the panhard rod setup which moves in a slight arc.

I bought the coilovers on sale for $450 and paid $880 for installion/construction of the 4 link including all the bushes, bolts and the links. Didn't do any of the work myself

Here are a few pics of my setup

top view

lower link and coilover

brackets on diff housing

4 link

I bought most of my parts through places like panel house at slacks creek, alljap (i think) and a few other wrecker which can order in new non geniune parts.