#4 crossmember
#4 crossmember
Why was the #4 crossmember humped in the early AA's? Was it a leftover TT item which may have had a spring init? Was it to clear the driveshaft under heavy loads? Any one know? Den
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russ
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Re: #4 crossmember
You got it Den. It was to clear the high-ridin' worn drive arrangement.
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Chris Haynes
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Re: #4 crossmember
The worm gear rear end had the driveshaft mounted high. The hump in the crossmember was to clear the driveshaft.