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Cruiser with 75 series cab on 80 series chassis/driveline

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Cruiser with 75 series cab on 80 series chassis/driveline

Post by BFCK97 »

Hey.
i'm looking into doing this and i recall seeing 1 done and another guy who was starting to do one.
just wondering if anyone remembers seeing this 1 anywhere?
i hosted pics for him but his email doesnt work now so i cant contact him.
i hosted the pics like last year i think.
i just wanna find out if any of the body mounts line up and how many have to be changed, and what the go is for steering.
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Post by LAIN_63 »

The bloke lives down gladstone way and his username is mosko111.
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Post by gudge »

hey mate this is one of my mates rigs. he didnt build it but im sure he will be ale to help u out wiht what eva u need. its an awsome and very capable truck (when its not on its side)
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Post by BFCK97 »

thanks heaps mate.
just sent him a message.
if anyone else has done this or has any knowledge to bring forward about it, it would be much appreciated.

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Post by Ice »

in the middle of this atm

the rear cab mounts are close but do not line up

rad support need to be fabed up

if it wasnt pissing down atm id be able to give you more of an idea on the front mounts


engine positon/combination will of course dictate a lot
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Post by BFCK97 »

i was planning on using either the 4.5L 80 series petrol motor or an ls1.
how hard would ya say the swap over is?
i'm an apprentice boilermaker so won't have much trouble fabbing anything up.
any info is good info so look forward to seeing yours :D
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Post by Ice »

BFCK97 wrote:i was planning on using either the 4.5L 80 series petrol motor or an ls1.
how hard would ya say the swap over is?
i'm an apprentice boilermaker so won't have much trouble fabbing anything up.
any info is good info so look forward to seeing yours :D
auto or manual will be different crossmember locations on the chassis

auto is about 60mm from memory further back
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Post by BFCK97 »

i don't beleive in automatic gearboxs.
only owned 1 auto car and the gearbox blew up.
have bought plenty of auto's for donor cars and i can cook an auto box pretty quick ;)
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Post by bru21 »

Mate, Brett Morgan Built that truck.
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Post by stock.as.arock »

i seen it posted somewere in the toyota section a while ago there are ment to be 2 at the font that miss by 50mm i think
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Post by TWISTY »

Not sure what ever happened to this truck, but am pretty sure it was a 75 cab on a 80 seriess chassis.

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Post by midi73 »

Yes Brett built this truck and none of the mounts lined up because he moved the cab back approx 100mm for better approach angle
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Post by Ice »

the rear mounts are close but miss by 30mm

the fronts miss by 80mm

It is not a bolt on swap,

75 cab mounts sit higher on the chassis than 80's as well

ill link a photo later of my modified rear 75 ones v's a a standard one
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Post by Drift Technician »

TWISTY wrote:Not sure what ever happened to this truck, but am pretty sure it was a 75 cab on a 80 seriess chassis.

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