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alfa105 George B
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia   AUS
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Hi Guys
Can anyone confirm the measurements of the rear axle housing, from LH wheel mounting flange to center of pinion and RH wheel mounting flange to center of pinion or
the center of the LH spring mount to center of pinion and center of the RH spring mount to the center of the pinion
I have a knock off housing changed to bolt on
Thank you



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2017-03-25 12:39 AM by alfa105.

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ghnl Eric Russell
Mebane, NC, USA   USA
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1961 MG MGA "Calvin"
I have a stock MGA wire wheel rear axle sitting on my work bench. (I've recently installed a hybrid rear axle for bolt-on wheels.) Are you seeking measurements of the wire wheel axle? I could give you measurements of the hybrid axle but it is not 'stock'.



Eric Russell ~ Mebane, NC
1961 MGA #61, 1981 Alfa Romeo GTV6, 1984 Alfa Romeo Spider, 1991 Honda ST1100



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2017-03-25 07:51 PM by ghnl.

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alfa105 George B
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Hi Eric
both if possible what type of hybrid are you using? and is it the same measurement as the bolt-on
i am looking at a Toyota hilux / hiace banjo type plenty of ratios to choose from
Thank you

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ghnl Eric Russell
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1961 MG MGA "Calvin"
Here's the original (MGA) wire wheel axle measurements. From outer face of brake drum to the center of the differential (not the pinion gear) it is 25" on the right side, 24.5" on the left.

The hybrid axle is a banjo axle with the outer hubs of a Salisbury grafted on. This allows use of the stronger Salisbury axle shafts with the easier to swap differential (and lighter casing) of the banjo axle. I'll try to get the measurements later today.



See: http://www.mgexp.com/phorum/read.php?2,3466991



Eric Russell ~ Mebane, NC
1961 MGA #61, 1981 Alfa Romeo GTV6, 1984 Alfa Romeo Spider, 1991 Honda ST1100

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ghnl Eric Russell
Mebane, NC, USA   USA
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1961 MG MGA "Calvin"
These measurements may be off a little - the wheels are installed so I was trying estimate the position of the mounting area.

My hybrid axle:
Right side - 25 3/4" to center of differential
Left side 25 1/2" to center of differential. I could be off +1/8" as the exhaust pipe is in the way a little bit.

With 15x6" wheels +24mm offset, the track (center of tire to center of tire) is 48 1/2".



Eric Russell ~ Mebane, NC
1961 MGA #61, 1981 Alfa Romeo GTV6, 1984 Alfa Romeo Spider, 1991 Honda ST1100

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