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Laminating Diffs

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Laminating Diffs

Post by Signature »

Changing out my suspension and putting lockers in in the coming weeks, and I thought while everything is in bits I should brace up the front - and maybe rear diff.
A boilermaker friend of mine will be doing the actual welding, I'm trying to decide on weather I should cut up my own gussets and bracing, or use a ready to weld kit, like this http://www.roadrunneroffroad.com.au/ARB ... h-kit.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
It looked more comprehensive than what I was planning, and the price doesn't seem too bad. I'm pretty rough on gear so preventative protection is always a good idea. In regards to rear diff, how beneficial is it to brace? Doesn't get as much dozer blade treatment as the front but if it's out, I might as well do it.
I will be using super flex arms, and I'm aware that I might need to grind some of the bracing off to suit. Anyone have some tips or advice?
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Re: Laminating Diffs

Post by WelchyGQ »

i fitted the kit from superior - pretty easy to fit and diffs still straight.........I think

Welchy
97 TD42 Y60 Coil Cab. 2" Body lift. 4" Spring 35" Maxis Creepies, 33" Claws, F and R lockers,Tube winch Bar, Custom Tray, Hi Mount with 6HP Motor, Sill cut, MTQ turbo
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