Technical Wishbones

[CFREITAS]

Anybody know whether the wishbones on a multipla are the same as the Bravo/a or the wider type as per the Marea and the Coupe

 

[widemouthfrog]

I think they're unique to the Multipla, though it's possible they share them with the Tempra - the polybush kits for the two are the same. Have you tried looking up the part numbers on ePER?

 

[BikeDoc]

Er . . . why not just get the ones designed/made for the Multipla?

Or have you found a stupidly cheap source for Bravo/Brava/Marea/Coupe ones?

 

[CFREITAS]

I need them for the marea and they seem to be cheaper for the multipla than the bravo/a and marea ?

 

[CFREITAS]

I think they're unique to the Multipla, though it's possible they share them with the Tempra - the polybush kits for the two are the same. Have you tried looking up the part numbers on ePER?

The cars all share the same platform
So share the same hubs and subframes but they looks slightly different

 

[Giedriusss]

i think it's the same as Lancia Lybra

 

[BikeDoc]

I need them for the marea and they seem to be cheaper for the multipla than the bravo/a and marea ?

Ah, I see.
What connects/mounts to the round hole in the arm on the Marea wishbone?
That seems to be the only visual difference with the Multi version . . .

 

[CFREITAS]

Seems visual but there might be a difference in length

 

[widemouthfrog]

ePER's coming up with the same part numbers for the Brava & Marea wishbones, but not the Multipla, even if you look back through previous versions.

The Multipla is of spaceframe construction, so saying it's built on the same platform as the Bravo/Brava/Marea isn't strictly correct. Looking at photos of the Marea subframe, I'd say it's different to the one for the Multpla, especially across it's back edge.

Have you got an old Marea wishbone to take some check measurements from?

 

[CFREITAS]

The Brava wishbone are slightly shorter than the Marea by about 300mm
My car currently has a multipla from frame fitted, there may be slight difference in appearance but they are essentially the same