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Rear diff swap for hilux
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Rear diff swap for hilux
Has any one put bigger diffs in a hilux (coil)???
I was thinking some thing like Landcriuser or patrol.
I was thinking some thing like Landcriuser or patrol.
Hot on the left'
Cold on the right
Turds go down hill
& pay day is thursday.
Cold on the right
Turds go down hill
& pay day is thursday.
Pipes... given that you have an 80 series front... why not stick with an 80 series rear... or will the offset stuff your driveline angles? The only bad thing about a patrol rear end IMHO is semi-floating axles... wheel bearings are $180 a pop per side.
Keep it all in the family
Keep it all in the family
Cheers,
Dan.
[i]1996 HDJ80R[/i]
Dan.
[i]1996 HDJ80R[/i]
Yes I am going to put a 80 in the rear now since Ive busted two diff centres in less than a year. First I busted the spinder gears & this week I took three teeth off the crown. So a bigger diff for me. I was going to coil the rear in two months anyway. Now this just makes my do it properly. So after its all done I'll have 80 front, air lockered(out of the rear), super longfield axles, slotted rotors & harder springs (OME too soft). Then 80 rear, that has disc brakes (slotted rotors),Air lockered disconnect sway bar & coils with poly bags.+dj_hansen+ wrote:Pipes... given that you have an 80 series front... why not stick with an 80 series rear... or will the offset stuff your driveline angles? The only bad thing about a patrol rear end IMHO is semi-floating axles... wheel bearings are $180 a pop per side.
Keep it all in the family
Hot on the left'
Cold on the right
Turds go down hill
& pay day is thursday.
Cold on the right
Turds go down hill
& pay day is thursday.
yeah same width as standard lux (non IFS), just got it blue plated as a diff swap.Pipes wrote:Thanks killalux. I saw the pics n read your story.
By using the short shafts on each side does that make the wheel width the same as standard. How did you go with getting engineered.
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i got standard housings and prado centres in my diffs (heaps bigger/stronger crownwheel and pinion. i run a air lokka front and lock rite rear...
hope it helps
hope it helps
3.0L turbo diesel, 4" lift, bud's front housing, track assasin cv's, air lokker front + Rear, beadlock'd 37 stickies, high steer, 15.5" travel ranchos, high pinion diff and coils on the rear
Is a Prado diff really stronger than a Hilux? I don't know, that's why I ask, but I thought they were about the same strength.
If that's the case, swapping in a Prado axle might be a nice way to get a bit more strength, extra width and disc brakes.
If that's the case, swapping in a Prado axle might be a nice way to get a bit more strength, extra width and disc brakes.
brad 93hilux wrote:i got standard housings and prado centres in my diffs (heaps bigger/stronger crownwheel and pinion. i run a air lokka front and lock rite rear...
hope it helps
I thought that a prado ran an 8" cown just like the hilux.brad 93hilux wrote:i got standard housings and prado centres in my diffs (heaps bigger/stronger crownwheel and pinion. i run a air lokka front and lock rite rear...
hope it helps
Can any one else know?
Hot on the left'
Cold on the right
Turds go down hill
& pay day is thursday.
Cold on the right
Turds go down hill
& pay day is thursday.
yeh they are a 8" but the 4.88 ratio i put in had a bigger crownwheel/pinion but the centres were reco'd so maybe the gears were swapped with some thing else, they run bigger bearings and a stronger housing.
Not sure exactly how much stronger
Not sure exactly how much stronger
3.0L turbo diesel, 4" lift, bud's front housing, track assasin cv's, air lokker front + Rear, beadlock'd 37 stickies, high steer, 15.5" travel ranchos, high pinion diff and coils on the rear
V6 Centres have a thicker third member (carrier) that is exactly the same in every other dimension to all other 8" carriers, so maybe the prado ones are similar to handle the increase in power of the V6 and TD motors.brad 93hilux wrote:yeh they are a 8" but the 4.88 ratio i put in had a bigger crownwheel/pinion but the centres were reco'd so maybe the gears were swapped with some thing else, they run bigger bearings and a stronger housing.
Not sure exactly how much stronger
Cheers,
Dan.
[i]1996 HDJ80R[/i]
Dan.
[i]1996 HDJ80R[/i]
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