3 series bmw axle

[mouse]

I'm looking into doing another trike and i want to use a 3 series BMW rear axle
i had a full pic on how to do this but I'm bugg**d if i can find it do any you you fellow mankies have and info that would be of use to me
 thanks 

[tbone]

P.M sent Mick

[mouse]

P.M sent Mick

Thanks Mate your a good un

[mouse]

P.M sent Mick

I've bought a sierra axle and all the gubbings mate going the haynes way 

[skiprat]

nice and easy

[tbone]

Dont forget the piccies then 

[triker_Chewie]

what is this Haynes you speak of?

[Manky Monkey]

Seriously Ben? Don't the mighty Haynes workshop manuals get as far as Oz then?

http://www.haynes.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/StoreCatalogDisplay?storeId=10001&catalogId=10001

A range of illustrated books showing you how to strip down & rebuild a variety of cars & motorcycles.
I think I've owned one for just about every vehicle I've ever bought.
Seen by some as mechanic's bibles, but equally famous for the vital info they forget to mention -fit part A to part B -but if you don't fit parts C, D & E first you'll bugger the whole thing up & it'll never run again. Other favourite phrases include To reassemble, simply reverse the procedure etc.


 

[thebigdogsix]

As im from England i have obviously heard of Haynes but what is the haynes method or am i just missing something really obvious 

[mouse]

here ya go
http://www.Haynes.co.UK/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=1
Haynes manuals do a book for a self build roadster there info on building a IRS (sierra diff ) with all the dimensions you need for the upper and lower arms plus all the info you need for the hub carriers  
you can get the book for a tenner off amazon 
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Build-Your-Own-Sports-Car/dp/1844253910/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1316851820&sr=8-1

[triker_Chewie]

yeah got haynes manuals but was wondering on the method angle
that book probably wouldnt fly in aus because of our regs regarding individually constructed vehicles