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60 series diff fit 80 series?

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60 series diff fit 80 series?

Post by stilivn »

Hey just bought a lockrite but its for a 60 series not 80 and ive got an 80. Is there any reason why i couldnt bolt a 60 series front diff on to my 80 an if so is there any real difference in strength?

Otherwise anyone want to swap an 80 series locka (LR-09) for my 60 series locka (LR-13)
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Post by vk7ybi »

The centre wont fit, and its not worth changing the whole housing.. There might be a chance the Lokka will fit a Hilux centre though..
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Post by Red04VXE »

Put it in the rear
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put it on the rear

Post by stilivn »

yeah i was thinking that but how would it handle on the road? have you done this?
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Post by RAY185 »

Red04VXE wrote:Put it in the rear
said the actress to the bishop.... :D

Plenty of people on here have fitted lokka's to the rear, some were happy, some were not. Should find quite a few discussions on the topic with a quick search. I prefer a selectable locker (ARB, TJM, etc) in the rear that you can turn off but thats just me. My old man has a detroit in the back of his 80 and I'm not a big fan of driving it on road.
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Re: put it on the rear

Post by Red04VXE »

stilivn wrote:yeah i was thinking that but how would it handle on the road? have you done this?
As soon as it stops raining i will have put them in Front and back of my 60
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Re: put it on the rear

Post by stilivn »

Red04VXE wrote:
stilivn wrote:yeah i was thinking that but how would it handle on the road? have you done this?
As soon as it stops raining i will have put them in Front and back of my 60
Sounds good, let us know how it goes
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Post by bludger »

if your interested in selling the lokka pm me i be interested if you are :)
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Post by dow50r »

The diff centre from the 60 will bolt wholus bowlus in the 80 housing. However, if you have constant 4wd, there is a very small issue, 60 runs 4.11, 80 runs 4.10...there will be bind, probably not much, nothing running different tyre pressures wont fix, but anyway.....u can putthe 60 centre of the diff with locker and all into the 80 pumpkin, using the 60 series bearings and all...sinple as that...then you have a 60 housing with 80 lsd which the later 60'd came with std anyway....
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