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Dumb Question Time

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having never had a look under a ke36 before, and having not actually gotten my hands on the new car yet, I don't know what it all looks like under the rear, other than it having the jap diff.

 

so the dumb question: will a ke55 rear swaybar fit under a ke36 panelvan? I was going to put the borgwarner housing with the swaybar mounts in the ke36 as well to save me some bother welding things...

 

the (welded) diff in the ke36 is going to find a home in the khanacross car :yes:

 

 

Robert.

I made a aftermarket Ke30 swaybar fit under my ke36 wagon but had to make up some mounting brackets to go to the chassis rails was not that difficult.

Well, you own a welder and you have this disgusting setup on all your cars, so it doesn't matter which one you use! :laff:

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Will you be having a spare tyre under the back? Pretty sure the radius in the Sedan swaybar to clear the pumpkin will hit the spare tyre/ holder.

Lol at that picture, it pretty much describes early ke's to a tee........... Leaf springs and no power hahahahahaha

 

Other than that i'd suggest putting it up on the car and just sussing it all out before you start welding anything anywhere :D

is that bloke the swaybar on this beast? the welded him a bit off centre

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