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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Wollongong
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i'm planing on buying an AU2 XR6 and swapping out everything that's upgraded to my AU1 Futura
i'm not up on all the differences on the base model to XR spec i think all i'm going to swap is the diff, trailing arms, springs from the back end and front brakes & springs the XR has full exhaust so that too I was going to sell the XR front and seats and bin the rest is it worth while taking the head and cam off? are there any other parts worth taking off and swapping over to my Futura? my futura is staying looking like a futura i just want a 3.45 lsd and slightly lower stance so its less floaty and handles and stops better also is it worth the time putting all my old bits back on the XR and selling it as a runner or just get a truck to take the body away for free
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Newcastle NSW
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In AU III the XR and T series have independant rear end which is different to the trailing arm setup in the other models and is not transferable due to different mounting points on the body
I would assume Series ! & 2 would be the same
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Jan 2005
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its the 'HP' live axle model, pretty sure S2 still had the LSD but S3 it was an option
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