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40 & 60 series rear hubs

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40 & 60 series rear hubs

Post by Butt Craic »

Quick, simple question... are they interchaneable?

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Re: 40 & 60 series rear hubs

Post by dumbdunce »

Butt Craic wrote:Quick, simple question... are they interchaneable?

Thanks.
yes.
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Re: 40 & 60 series rear hubs

Post by Shadow »

dumbdunce wrote:
Butt Craic wrote:Quick, simple question... are they interchaneable?

Thanks.
yes.
can you simplify that answer please :P
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Re: 40 & 60 series rear hubs

Post by dumbdunce »

Shadow wrote:
dumbdunce wrote:
Butt Craic wrote:Quick, simple question... are they interchaneable?

Thanks.
yes.
can you simplify that answer please :P
no.
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Post by muddy12 »

Later model 40 with full floating rear axles should be the same. Earlier model 40's have park brake on the driveshaft so brake drums are different, and semi-floating rear axles, which may have a different spline count.

The 60 series has a wider rear, so the long side axle is longer, but short side should be the same, and diffs are the same, but check the ratio - both 40's & 60's came with 3.7 and 4.1 ratio diffs
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Post by midi73 »

muddy12 wrote:Later model 40 with full floating rear axles should be the same. Earlier model 40's have park brake on the driveshaft so brake drums are different, and semi-floating rear axles, which may have a different spline count.

The 60 series has a wider rear, so the long side axle is longer, but short side should be the same, and diffs are the same, but check the ratio - both 40's & 60's came with 3.7 and 4.1 ratio diffs
He only asked about the hubs. So like dumdunce said.
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Post by Butt Craic »

simple gratitude....thanks! :lol:
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Post by midi73 »

Butt Craic wrote:simple gratitude....thanks! :lol:
No worries.
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