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i wouldnt imagine so, but if you are worried, just jack up the rear, remove the wheels and rest the car on the rims if you dont have any stands.

whats the condition of the rest of the car like?

hey alex im wal from st johns, guess i dont need to ask dirty leper about your diff head now, was going to mention this forum to you, but guess i dont need to do that either
welcome man, will be good to see another wagon around

Really good actually, was owned by a mechanic since 84-09, had been sitting for 5 months before i got it and only thing wrong now is the diff and the rust on the back windows.

Every light worked but the center light but ive done that already and tomorrow ill reset the valves cause she spits and farts a lil when cold and the tappets are a little noisy, but ill get some more photos tomorrow of the interior and the rusted areas.

sweet man, will be good to see

Bangin Waggy alex,

wow jealous!
its exactly the same as my old one

i miss it

that diff head Dylan has is good it, came out of my wagon.

dont paint it black, it'll ruin it
also no modgies!

something like these Watanabe falcon mesh would be lots better
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and they're only up too 5000yen

these ssr longchamps are reasonalbly priced too
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Thanks to Leppa i now have a shiny new diff head in and ready to go in once the rain calms a bit

but the hubs with this housing have had the brake lines cut and i was wondering if its possible to replace them?

the steel lines? if is possible to do it yourself with some bundy tube, a bender and flaring tool, but if you dont have those, take some measurements and go to undercar and commercial and get some new ones made up. failing that take the whole housing in to them

You need a double flare on brake lines, and not all flaring tools can produce them. Bundy tube is very cheap. Best to buy some, then get a brake shop to do the flaring for you. Butler auto mart might gear to do the job. (Or at least they used to if memory serves me correctly) Safe R Brakes do too, but they are a bit pricey in my experience.

i sell double flaring tools at my work, i don't know how much they are though.

actually there is a diff housing on my patio in the rain if you want to salvage the lines off them.

its the housing that diff came out of.