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Re: nissan vanette diff help
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ok , thanks to all

Posted on: 2007/3/24 10:41
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Well I know for sure the earlier C20 vanette is 100mm wider (total). If that helps. If you are fitting to a 1200 then you just need to move the platforms in 25mm and decrease the spring platform width by 10 mm, from 60mm to 50mm. you also need to move the brake pipe union mount from right to left. For a 120Y I am unsure.

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or fwd offset wheels

Posted on: 2007/3/24 5:16
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so does that mean a stanza diff is too wide for a 1200?


its to wide with out flares .. but works out ok with flares at the rear

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Quote:

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a stanza diff is the same width


so does that mean a stanza diff is too wide for a 1200?

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They are around 1416mm with discs fitted .or 1400mm axle to axle face . for a C120 vanette .. but they have the smaller axles ,

a stanza diff is the same width

The Std 1200 diff is 1300mm from axle to axle face , so its a 100mm wider in total width

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I think it's about 60mm wider per side.

Posted on: 2007/3/23 2:12
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There is member on here with a 120y wagon rally car that has a Vanette diff, I think it sticks out a bit wider than the original but as its a race car its not an issue.

Posted on: 2007/3/22 17:05
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thanks for your help.

Can anyone tell me if this diff fits the datsun 12OY?


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I've got the measurements of my h190 in my pictures. Note that I drew the diff myself cos the camera was broken at the time

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