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1996 hilux diff

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1996 hilux diff

Post by wayneb »

hey guys i have this thing that is weldered to my diff with a bar that goes to the chassie what dose it do exactly>?
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wayneb wrote:hey guys i have this thing that is weldered to my diff with a bar that goes to the chassie what dose it do exactly>?
Front or rear
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Post by wayneb »

front diff seems to be adjustible
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Post by winky »

i've got he same thing on my hilux only the welds connecting it to the diff are broken

looks like its been busted for a while i was wondering if it was all that important
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Post by jaybammm »

its a control arm stops the diff from wrapin up under load......
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Post by wayneb »

so its a normal thing for a hilux is it
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Post by stock 4runner »

its the torque arm it stops the car pulling all over the road when you stand on the breaks
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Post by Sic Lux »

And the diff from twisting under normal steering load as it runs the same direction and angle of the draglink best to have one on if it's daily driver
plenty of parts on the bench
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Post by winky »

does it limit articulation or any thing
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