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Hello it appears you have a Sierra SDV.
This is the widest rear track car Westfield have made I am not sure how you have managed to increase the rear track by 20mm by fitting standard rear wishbones?
The drive shafts are unique to this model as they are unmodified standard width Sierra.
As far as I am aware they are not interchangeable with any other Westfield configuration of rear wishbones or rear uprights.
What you have done could be potentially unsafe I would not recommend driving the car like this.
Are you aware one drive shaft is longer than the other in your picture the drive shaft marked with a L/H sticker appears to be on the wrong side? This could be part of your problem.
The drive shafts can be modified to accommodate the use of Standard Westfield rear wishbones they can be reduced in length if required.
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Thanks for the note Dave
To put more flesh on it , im doing a mid life refresh and aspart of that I managed to get hold of some wide rear arches and so I got some new wishbones (new to me) from another member as mine were showing the effects of 24years(50kmiles). I didnt realise that there were Westfield wishbones wider than mine - as you say its a SDV . I'm now left.with the problem that the wide arches will make the car look ridiculous if I cant get the wheels out to the edge of the arches. The dimensions sent by the seller are below - it may be that I have to go back to std size arches but thats expensive
Not sure there is an obviuos answer
Andy
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