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how strong are nissan centres

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how strong are nissan centres

Post by Bartso »

just wondering if i go custom axles and get longfields put on them etc how will the centre hold up while running 44's
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Post by Mick. »

I know there are a few comp trucks running GU centres at tufftruck which I think are the same as GQ.

I'm pretty sure Pete Antunacs front diff has a GU centre and the mog bushrangie was also running GU centres. This is what I was told while I was running asking questions and taking pictures of orange patrols etc. :lol:

There is also a few guys on Piriate4x4 that are running GU centres running 49s and bigger.

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Post by BIG GQ »

JOhn just go GU's and be done with any further problems mate.
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Post by Bartso »

those guys running the the gu centres are running portals which take the strain of the cv's and centres

linc its not the axles im worried about its just the centres and i believe GQ and Gu are interchangeable?
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Post by Nelso »

From what I have heard. Front centres are the same but rear GU are bigger.
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Post by Tazz »

Bartso wrote:those guys running the the gu centres are running portals which take the strain of the cv's and centres

linc its not the axles im worried about its just the centres and i believe GQ and Gu are interchangeable?
Mals Bushrangie has portals but neither Pete's cruiser or Phil Nobles GU do.

They are the big GU centre (rear of 3lt diesel) with rockwell outers and custom axles.

Petes has only broken one centre and that was an aftermarket 4.88 ratio, hasnt broken one since going back to genuine 4.6's.

This is with 49's and 5 to 1 in the transfer, so yes the big centered GU would def be strong enough as for the normal GQ / GU centre not sure.....
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Post by PGS 4WD »

There is more than one rear diff for a GU, 3 in total I think, theres a big one and the regular one (same size as front) and a big fully floating axle one.
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Post by j-top paj »

i thought there was only 2? :? h233b and h260
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Post by PGS 4WD »

I think the centre is the same but there is a fully floater with bigger axles, you can't yet get a locker for as went through this recently looking into modified side gears and stuff, i think it was mainly in commercials.
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Post by Tazz »

PGS 4WD wrote:I think the centre is the same but there is a fully floater with bigger axles, you can't yet get a locker for as went through this recently looking into modified side gears and stuff, i think it was mainly in commercials.
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Yeh as far as i know this one with full floaters isnt from any 3lt model, its from leaf sprung utes.
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