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Anyone out there got a good Gear ratio calculator for Excel

So i have the air locker now (RD132). today i pulled the rear diff out and its a two pinion with a 45mm bearing carrier
Can anyone tell me what model hilux diff this is?
What model hilux has the 50mm carrier?

yamaha__308 wrote:RD132 is the ARB part number.

Thank you for that

Now has anyone got tips for installing the air locker?

I'm going to buy an ARB air locker but i'm not sure what the model number is for the diff i have.

The Axle housing is a Rear Bundera and the Center is an Hilux. Can anyone give me a idea on what i ask for when i go to buy the air locker?

There WILL be 4 circlips for each cup as they are the original uj's, ya just gotta look harder. Remove the caps from the "H" yoke on the 4 bolt end first., once both caps are out the centreing pin will seperate from the ball kit, after that its pretty straight forward like removing a normal uj ...

DR Frankenstine wrote:Yes and axles fit as well.

Thanks just what i needed to here

Will a 80 series hi pinion front diff center bolt into a Hilux housing?

you take out the circlips on all then put the flage on the vice and use a soft hammer and hit them out. The cups in the bigger body use a punch to punch them out. Clean it up properly and inspect the center pin of the cardon joint cos if it stuffed you need to cut and weld in a new end flange. this ...

Thats Clean ! ! !

Youl probably find that it was pressed together, not something thats desighned to be pulled apart.

Best option would be take it to toyota or wreckers and put it on the counter and say 'NEW ONE PLEASE"

have a chair handy if you do this at toyota :shock: $$$$$$$ :shock:

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Its been cleaned, whats next ?:

Can anyone give me some tips on pulling apart a Cardon joint it's a hilux front.

Can anyone tell me were and how a cargo barrier is bolted in a 5 door Grand Vitara?

Pics would be good

Thanks for the info chaps

bulldogy wrote:Your LSD will fit fine they are all the same the later models just a a bit more gusseting on the bottom,

Thanks for that

I bought this hilux axle housing for my project car and put in.
The diif come from somwhere else and it is a 4.8 ratio
Can any tell me from the pics below what year model hilux diff this is. And would a lsd from a 1990 LN106 fit it
I have know idea what this diff come out of

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I still haven't found a hi pinion diff.
So if i buy after market reverse cut ring and pinion (8") can i fit them to my hilux diff centre and just turn the diff upside down

Thats great fellas thanks for the input.
Now i have to find a couple hi-pinions with 4.88 ratio.
As for the strength it should be ok as i'm running the diffs in a LWB Sierra


Is bad to post a suzuki pic here

ausyota wrote:Some of the Bunderas came out with 4.88 hi pinion front.

Is the alxe size the same in the rear?
So can you run the front hi-pinion in the rear of a Bundera?

Thanks for the help so far

Can anyone tell me if i can get 4.88 diff ratio in a hi-pinion that will fit into a hilux around 1986 model

I built this trailer about 5 years ago. It is two long wheelbase backs joined together so there is a door both ends.
There was a company in Sydney that had a contract to cut the back of brand new zooks and replace it with an aluminium tray. So for a couple of cases of beer :lol: some mates and I ...

Thanks for the info. With using either 80 series or Prado is it just a simple matter of bolt on to the budera conversion ?

Hi, is there anyone who has done a disk brake conversion on a bundera.
IF so what did you use and why.

Cheers Mick