jap import suzuki sierra

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jap import suzuki sierra

Post by john86 » Tue Nov 19, 2013 12:14 pm

Any one on here own a jap import suzuki sj i have a 96 jimny sierra just wondering does it have the same rear axle as a samurai

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Re: jap import suzuki sierra

Post by twiss » Tue Nov 19, 2013 12:19 pm

Is it a coily? if not and its definitely a sierra I believe it should be the same... a picture talks a thousand words :)
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Re: jap import suzuki sierra

Post by ScottieJ » Tue Nov 19, 2013 12:49 pm

As twiss said, as long as it's leaf sprung then it will be the same rear axle.

If its a coily then I think pertty much only the wheel bearings and diff carrier fit? I could be wrong though as I know they can be a nightmare to find parts for even in Australia.
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Re: jap import suzuki sierra

Post by john86 » Tue Nov 19, 2013 2:26 pm

Its leaf sprung alright tried to put up pics but didnt work i need a rear half shaft and wanted to make sure it was the same as a samurai
Thanks for the quick responses

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Re: jap import suzuki sierra

Post by twiss » Tue Nov 19, 2013 3:41 pm

one thing to check just to make sure it the wheel bearing on the old shaft (if you have it out)
on a samurai the bearing inner race is wider than the outer race... either that or they come with a little spacer
this is due to the samurai axles being slightly wider than the SJ413 ones. Always a good thing to check when buying new bearings as Ive been sent ones without a spacer before!
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Re: jap import suzuki sierra

Post by ScottieJ » Tue Nov 19, 2013 4:12 pm

twiss wrote:one thing to check just to make sure it the wheel bearing on the old shaft (if you have it out)
on a samurai the bearing inner race is wider than the outer race... either that or they come with a little spacer
this is due to the samurai axles being slightly wider than the SJ413 ones. Always a good thing to check when buying new bearings as Ive been sent ones without a spacer before!
Incorrect :thefinger: (got you again :hahaha: ) it's just part of the design, all SJs use the same set up. 410s, 413s and samurais.

You either have a bearing with a built in spacer or run a normal bearing with the seperate 4mm spacer, the reason most aftermarket kits use the separate spacer is because normal bearings are cheaper.
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Re: jap import suzuki sierra

Post by twiss » Tue Nov 19, 2013 4:34 pm

Damnit :P

They must have just had a spastic moment when they packaged up my wheel bearings then!
So if it's not got a seperate or built in spacer, don't open it... send it back!
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Re: jap import suzuki sierra

Post by ScottieJ » Tue Nov 19, 2013 4:41 pm

Some kits just don't include them, I have loads of spare spacers if anyone needs them though.
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