Outer Limits 4x4 Board

Doing the same thing atm but into a 105series. A 7mm spacer is what i've used and that is giving me maybe half a mm of play if thats any help to you

Think I've come up with a solution. Using 80series longs which the cv's are 7mm longer than the std 105series yota ones, there seem to be enough room in the end of the free wheel hub to accommodate the extra length but this still allow for alot of float between the circlip and stub axle if just ...

if you are breaking a lot of them, then Longs might be the most economical with or without warranty. be careful of cheap shit ones, I ended up with a lot of of damage to an axle, spindle etc after blowing a cheapy Thats what i've done this time, stuffed the whole corner. J what are you doing with ...

go genuine then Broke both genuine one's already and that makes 6, 80/105 series genuine cv in the last 3 years between 2 cars. Been using el cheapo 1's with reasonable success 4 the price but wanna bullet proof it as the 105 is our tourer/daily. And 2 yota cv is roughly the same price as longs ...

Who make a quality aftermarket CV/Axle sets to suit a late model 105 series? Longfields are 7mm to long in the CV length and cutting them void the warranty so I'm not spending the money and not getting thier warranty.

ash580 wrote:Thanks mate, coil and igniter aren't on the gaurd but all earthed out got that one covered cheers but!

They earth out by the bracket they bolt on with. It needs to be a good connection. Pays to bolt em down. How do I know, chased this problem for a few weeks myself b4 finding it by chance

Howdy Graham. Funny stuff this.... Only just seen ur thread here and never seen ur build any where else before.

But check out how simillar our cab cuts are. Scary close, even the rear wall framing.

Here's a link to mine


http://www.4wdaction.com.au/forum/showt ... hp?t=80473

OE is $72.65 for a bloody filter, just did mine last week. An absolute PITA to change especially to get the bolt closest to the engine block back in. Lot's of deep breaths