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Cruiser diffs

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Cruiser diffs

Post by RockyF75 »

Tried the cruiser bible couldn't find it, but what models if any are interchangeable with 60 series?

Are diesel and petty diffs the same? Trying to hunt down a rear center for my diesel 60 and wondering if the 75 series or others used the same diff.
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Yeah, 40, 60, 70s are interchangeable. All are 4.1 ratio. Some early 40s will have different axle splines and driveshaft flange.
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TWISTY wrote:Yeah, 40, 60, 70s are interchangeable. All are 4.1 ratio. Some early 40s will have different axle splines and driveshaft flange.
40s also have a smaller pinion. Best bet is front centre from a 60. Will have had less use and no chance of different flange.
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Early 40's have a small pinion and a different flange with a solid pinion spacer. Early 60's also have a different flange and a solid pinion spacer which is a benefit, makes changing the flange easy too. Late 60's have the larger flange like a 70 series but with collapsible pinion spacers which make changing the flange/seal more difficult.
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Post by RockyF75 »

Thanks guys. Wound up getting one from all 4x4 at kotarah. Was getting worried for a sec almost every wrecker I rang in Sydney didn't have one :shock:
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Post by SCANAS »

Nah heaps around mate I have some and I saw your ad but didn't bother to contact you as you where in Sydney.
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