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60 & 80 front diff width

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60 & 80 front diff width

Post by jimbo jones »

Hi all just wanted to know if the 60 front diff is the same width as a 80 front diff

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Post by dow50r »

doubt it Jim...would be close thou...i have one stripped down now, where do u want it measured from???
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Post by Tapage »

If I remember well ..

60 series front diff it's 58" and the 80 series it's 62"
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Post by jimbo jones »

dow50r wrote:doubt it Jim...would be close thou...i have one stripped down now, where do u want it measured from???
which one do you have thw 60 or 80? measure if from the weld before the knuckle

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Post by Nat84 »

jimbo jones wrote:
dow50r wrote:doubt it Jim...would be close thou...i have one stripped down now, where do u want it measured from???
which one do you have thw 60 or 80? measure if from the weld before the knuckle

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Post by jimbo jones »

Nat84 wrote:
jimbo jones wrote:
dow50r wrote:doubt it Jim...would be close thou...i have one stripped down now, where do u want it measured from???
which one do you have thw 60 or 80? measure if from the weld before the knuckle

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60 series front diff from weld to weld is 42" give or take
thanks nat84
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Post by dow50r »

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44.5 inches for the 80 series/100 series...they run thesame housing
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Post by Tapage »

100 series are not IFS ?
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Post by brooksy »

Tapage wrote:100 series are not IFS ?

100 series have come in solid axle as well as IFS. ;)


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Post by jimbo jones »

dow50r wrote:Jim
44.5 inches for the 80 series/100 series...they run thesame housing
Thanks Andrew I'm going to start building up a comp rig (a zook) and want to run the 80 diff in the rear and the 60 diff up front as I have a pro locker for the front and a lock right for the back there both rear lockers out of a 80 thats why I want to run a 60 front diff, (the rear locker wont fit in the front of a 80 diff :cry: ). so I will have to transfer all the spring hat over to the 60 diff as the zook will be running 80 series suspension.

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Post by Tapage »

brooksy wrote:
Tapage wrote:100 series are not IFS ?

100 series have come in solid axle as well as IFS. ;)


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105 series ( share the same 80 series frame ) .. 100 are IFS ...
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Post by dow50r »

jimbo jones wrote:
dow50r wrote:Jim
44.5 inches for the 80 series/100 series...they run thesame housing
Thanks Andrew I'm going to start building up a comp rig (a zook) and want to run the 80 diff in the rear and the 60 diff up front as I have a pro locker for the front and a lock right for the back there both rear lockers out of a 80 thats why I want to run a 60 front diff, (the rear locker wont fit in the front of a 80 diff :cry: ). so I will have to transfer all the spring hat over to the 60 diff as the zook will be running 80 series suspension.

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Jimbo...sounds like a real strong setup. To get the rear track close to thesame, 75 rear hubs and brakes bolt on the 80 rear and are an inch further in either side...you need the whole handbrake setup forward to do this...
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Post by brooksy »

Tapage wrote:
brooksy wrote:
Tapage wrote:100 series are not IFS ?

100 series have come in solid axle as well as IFS. ;)


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105 series ( share the same 80 series frame ) .. 100 are IFS ...

That would be the one, I keep forgeting it is a 105. Not really into the late model Cruisers. My bad :roll:


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Post by hackas »

So with a rough difference in width of 2.5 inches how would someone go if
say they wanted to fit a 60 diff to an 80
How would you gain the extra track needed without using wheelspacers
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Post by Bush65 »

hackas wrote:So with a rough difference in width of 2.5 inches how would someone go if
say they wanted to fit a 60 diff to an 80
How would you gain the extra track needed without using wheelspacers
Use a 60 series rear housing, cut the axle tubes and weld on 80 series swivels.

Fit the 80s hubs, brakes, axles and cv's.

Edit: Sorry, my bad, 80s tie rod will foul the 60 s pinion housing.
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Post by jimbo jones »

Bush65 wrote:
hackas wrote:So with a rough difference in width of 2.5 inches how would someone go if
say they wanted to fit a 60 diff to an 80
How would you gain the extra track needed without using wheelspacers
Use a 60 series rear housing, cut the axle tubes and weld on 80 series swivels.

Fit the 80s hubs, brakes, axles and cv's.

Edit: Sorry, my bad, 80s tie rod will foul the 60 s pinion housing.
Not if you run a high steer set up, But will the 80 axle fit in a 60 center? iIf so I might try it.

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