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Busted short front GQ axleshaft

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Busted short front GQ axleshaft

Post by Mario »

Playing on some rocks last week I busted my right side CV (that would be the driver side in Australia). Thing is apparently the splines on the axleshat were also damaged. Do this happens often? (I mean the spline thing, not the CV hing which I know happens often)

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My current setup is 4.62 gears out of a 2.8 GU and Pathfinder LSD which we shimmed to make it work almost as a spool. I run 37" MTRs. What would be your advise in order to avoid busting more CVs? Remove LSD and leave it open or take LSD back to stock or loosen it up a bit.

I plan to replace my front housing with one out of a GU, which I understand is stronger with bigger CVs. Now which GU should I aim for to get that housing?
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Post by CruiserPatrol »

This happens more oftern than not when I do a cv the spline is shot, especially with the ntn cv's.
You can get beefed up cv's to suit gq's but don't know where over there.

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Post by Mario »

CruiserPatrol wrote:You can get beefed up cv's to suit gq's but don't know where over there.
Where do you get those in Australia? Do you have a link?
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Post by CruiserPatrol »

Try this gut, he is really helpful.

http://www.yuri4x4.com/

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Post by xenith »

mate after 8 c/v's and axles in 6 months i did the right thing and put a GU 2003 front diff in they have bigger c/v bigger brakes and have not looked back since should have saved all the money on c/v's and done it straight up they bolt straight up :cool: :lol:
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Post by bj on roids »

xenith wrote:mate after 8 c/v's and axles in 6 months i did the right thing and put a GU 2003 front diff in they have bigger c/v bigger brakes and have not looked back since should have saved all the money on c/v's and done it straight up they bolt straight up :cool: :lol:
except steering link and panhard, and they are 28 or 25mm wider??
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Post by Mario »

Well, replaced my CV and axle with an stock one. Will start hunting for a GU diff. In the mean time, will have to drive carefully...
GQ TD42, OME 5" suspension, 3" bodylift, shimmed V6 Pathfinder LSD front, ARB rear, Safari snorkel, custom front and rear bumpers, Nissan 4.625 R&P, 37" MTRs.
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