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Post Posted: Tue Nov 23, 2010 11:34 pm 
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whats a good sign that king pins are stuffed? one of mine the shaft thingo spins around

time to replace?

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Post Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2010 1:03 am 
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erm, No shaft thingo is meant to spin around unless its a driveshaft.

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Post Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2010 1:06 am 
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whats a good sign that king pins are stuffed? one of mine the shaft thingo spins around

time to replace?


Do they have any play (the pin in the housing)? I had one like that, cleaned it up and loctite'd it up. Didn't move again!

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Post Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2010 1:28 am 
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i actualy just pulled mine apart..

the pin isnt ment to spin its welded in..

mine has a busted one... i am going to try to get a new one tonight..

does any one know if coily and leafys are the same?

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Post Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2010 1:30 am 
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does any one know if coily and leafys are the same?


Your joking..

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Post Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2010 1:38 am 
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does any one know if coily and leafys are the same?


Your joking..


no actually im not :roll:

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Post Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2010 4:52 am 
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does any one know if coily and leafys are the same?


Your joking..


no actually im not :roll:


Funnily enough, they are the same! All Suzukis from LJ50 to SJ80 (inc LJ80, Stockman, SJ40, SJ50 NT, SJ50 WT, and SJ70) have the same King Pin parts. Pins, shims and bearings. Also the swivel seal, felt and retainer are the same.

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Post Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2010 5:01 am 
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jonno_racing wrote:
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jonno_racing wrote:

does any one know if coily and leafys are the same?


Your joking..


no actually im not :roll:


Funnily enough, they are the same! All Suzukis from LJ50 to SJ80 (inc LJ80, Stockman, SJ40, SJ50 NT, SJ50 WT, and SJ70) have the same King Pin parts. Pins, shims and bearings. Also the swivel seal, felt and retainer are the same.


i sell a WT/NT kit and a coily kit, both are very different in price.

i dont have a coily kit on the shelf at work to look at either to see the difference

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Post Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2010 6:09 am 
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303zuke wrote:
jonno_racing wrote:
BlueSuzy wrote:
jonno_racing wrote:

does any one know if coily and leafys are the same?


Your joking..


no actually im not :roll:


Funnily enough, they are the same! All Suzukis from LJ50 to SJ80 (inc LJ80, Stockman, SJ40, SJ50 NT, SJ50 WT, and SJ70) have the same King Pin parts. Pins, shims and bearings. Also the swivel seal, felt and retainer are the same.


i sell a WT/NT kit and a coily kit, both are very different in price.

i dont have a coily kit on the shelf at work to look at either to see the difference


So which kit is cheapest?

The Kingpins on all models are p/n 45610-63000, bearings are p/n 09265-15002, which is a Koyo 30302

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Post Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2010 6:15 am 
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weaves wrote:
303zuke wrote:
jonno_racing wrote:
BlueSuzy wrote:
jonno_racing wrote:

does any one know if coily and leafys are the same?


Your joking..


no actually im not :roll:


Funnily enough, they are the same! All Suzukis from LJ50 to SJ80 (inc LJ80, Stockman, SJ40, SJ50 NT, SJ50 WT, and SJ70) have the same King Pin parts. Pins, shims and bearings. Also the swivel seal, felt and retainer are the same.


i sell a WT/NT kit and a coily kit, both are very different in price.

i dont have a coily kit on the shelf at work to look at either to see the difference


does that include wheel bearing?? as they are very diffrent..

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Post Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2010 6:35 am 
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no, not including the wheelbearings.

but it may be as simple as a different seal, as the swivel hub kit comes with a replacement grease seal, i know they are different between leafy and coily

but the price difference is huge, so it has to be more than that

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Post Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2010 6:41 am 
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but it may be as simple as a different seal, as the swivel hub kit comes with a replacement grease seal, i know they are different between leafy and coilybut the price difference is huge, so it has to be more than that


The swivel seal on both is the same part number; P/n 09285-00002.

It could be the Jimny that is different?

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Post Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2010 7:25 am 
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I have 4 2nd hand king pins sitting on my work bench. Happy to post if needen. You just pay the post.


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Post Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2010 10:12 am 
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weaves wrote:
but it may be as simple as a different seal, as the swivel hub kit comes with a replacement grease seal, i know they are different between leafy and coilybut the price difference is huge, so it has to be more than that


The swivel seal on both is the same part number; P/n 09285-00002.

It could be the Jimny that is different?


swivel ball seal would be the same, but the seal that goes on the hub for the wheel bearing comes in the kit, because you have to remove the hub to do the job.

the leafy kits are cheapest.

and japanese bearings labeled 30302 are actualy 31302's, so if you have either number, its the same

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Post Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2010 8:26 pm 
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weaves wrote:
303zuke wrote:
weaves wrote:
but it may be as simple as a different seal, as the swivel hub kit comes with a replacement grease seal, i know they are different between leafy and coilybut the price difference is huge, so it has to be more than that


The swivel seal on both is the same part number; P/n 09285-00002.

It could be the Jimny that is different?


swivel ball seal would be the same, but the seal that goes on the hub for the wheel bearing comes in the kit, because you have to remove the hub to do the job.

the leafy kits are cheapest.

and japanese bearings labeled 30302 are actualy 31302's, so if you have either number, its the same

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interesting.. however i got my whole kit for $210 delivered... pitty leafy ones are nearly half that... repco stuffed me around for my kit..

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Post Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2010 10:09 pm 
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My bad, jimnys are different, sorry for the mistake.

please tell me $210 include wheel bearings, and express frieght

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Post Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2010 11:47 pm 
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My bad, jimnys are different, sorry for the mistake.

please tell me $210 include wheel bearings, and express frieght


sure does

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Post Posted: Thu Nov 25, 2010 4:34 am 
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i payed 140 for my swivel hub/wheel bearing kit and that was with free postage...that was an ebay jobbie though

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Post Posted: Thu Nov 25, 2010 4:41 am 
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the swivel hubs can be done for around $100 coily front wheel bearings cost!

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Post Posted: Thu Nov 25, 2010 4:45 am 
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i went to repco and they wanted 73 a side for wheel bearings lol....

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