is '94 940T rear suspension independent?
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is '94 940T rear suspension independent?
have to do rear brakes and rotors this weekend. Do I need to order pads for Independent Rear Suspension on my 940? how do i know the difference looking at rear axle. THX, just learning
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Sedan or wagon? Wagons, I believe, never had IRS. If they did, it was near the end of the run. Non-IRS cars have a solid axle like every axle you've ever seen. IRS has a totally different set up.
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Yes, of the front...
I believe there was one IRS 940, the 91 940 SE, which was more or less an extension of the 760 line. Other than that, all 740/940's are live rear axle.
If you look underneath, there is one hella big thingie that runs from just behind one wheel, to a big sorta egg shaped thing in the middle,and then to the other side. And it's pretty clearly all one piece that's not going to bend or flex in the middle.
I believe there was one IRS 940, the 91 940 SE, which was more or less an extension of the 760 line. Other than that, all 740/940's are live rear axle.
If you look underneath, there is one hella big thingie that runs from just behind one wheel, to a big sorta egg shaped thing in the middle,and then to the other side. And it's pretty clearly all one piece that's not going to bend or flex in the middle.
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