Lotus Elan +2 : CV joint Drive Shafts

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  • Опубликовано: 3 июл 2024
  • Installation of Chapman struts and CV joint drive shafts
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Комментарии • 13

  • @stephenlaw1202
    @stephenlaw1202 3 дня назад +1

    captive bolt for the suspension, two minutes with a welder, well done, looked like fun!!!!

  • @KevinMeeds
    @KevinMeeds 3 дня назад

    I installed CVDS from Elantrikbits this week. They were a doddle to fit and have transformed the way the car responds to the throttle. I also no longer have to worry about the doughnuts failing as I've fitted 3 sets in the last 3 years.

    • @ianj3663
      @ianj3663  3 дня назад +1

      Yea, I’ve heard the donuts you get these days days are crap 😊

    • @steveporritt1550
      @steveporritt1550 3 дня назад +1

      I have the Mick Miller CV joints on my +2, best £400 I ever spent on the car, it transformed the slow speed in traffic movement, no more kangarooing & power take up was instant, not having to wait for the donuts to load up.

  • @bodgitandleggitgarage
    @bodgitandleggitgarage 3 дня назад

    Nice job mate

  • @olivernaylor4290
    @olivernaylor4290 3 дня назад

    2.25” springs make fitting the struts so much easier!

    • @ianj3663
      @ianj3663  2 дня назад +1

      Yes I bet they are easier with adjustable seats. Did you do a conversion on the rear of your Elan?

    • @olivernaylor4290
      @olivernaylor4290 2 дня назад

      @@ianj3663 yeah, I did a video on it. Put konis in at the same time

  • @markbrown4348
    @markbrown4348 2 дня назад

    IAN !!!! hello my old friend :)

  • @TonyA-tm9ol
    @TonyA-tm9ol 3 дня назад

    Very useful and timely video..llI am also in the process of installing the same Kelvedon CV joints and lhaving trouble with tight holes in the diff and hub "ears" ; interesting to see you using a reamer: pls tell me what size you used. Thx.

    • @ianj3663
      @ianj3663  2 дня назад

      Hi Tony, I used a 7/16 reamer. The first drive shaft I fitted I didnt ream the holes and as you saw in the video I struggled a bit. The second one I did ream the holes and managed to get the drive shaft in much easier and without having to compress the springs. Good luck with your install

    • @TonyA-tm9ol
      @TonyA-tm9ol 2 дня назад

      @@ianj3663 thx..7/16 is the nominal stud diameter and is too tight on mine; I deformed the thread on one stud trying to bang it in, needed to withdraw (slide hammer!) and re thread the damaged stud; just found and bought a 29/64 reamer on ebay..Hope that will be OK.. thx for the idea...Tony