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broken longfields

Tech talk for Hilux

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Post by RUFF »

landy_man wrote:what sort of $$ you guys thinking of


$500 outright a pair or $450 Exchange. This is for Hilux/Cruiser Style CV.
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Post by landy_man »

so they will be heat treated and ringed ?
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Post by NICK »

so is out right with new cv's?


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Post by RUFF »

landy_man wrote:so they will be heat treated and ringed ?


Correct.
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Post by RUFF »

NICK wrote:so is out right with new cv's?


NICK


No. These are second hand NTN CVs that have been inspected before treating.

We can treat New ones but will only Treat NTN CVs and they will have to be supplied.
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Post by landy_man »

good stuff... why such a small price gap between outright buy price and change over
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Post by adrian »

Have you got any ready to post in the mail tommorow to WA
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Post by RUFF »

adrian wrote:Have you got any ready to post in the mail tommorow to WA


As i said they are not "Officially" available yet but you have a PM.
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Post by RUFF »

landy_man wrote:good stuff... why such a small price gap between outright buy price and change over


The cost of the CV is not a huge factor it is the treatment that you pay for.
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Post by adrian »

where have the cvs broken ??? has it brocken the bell or the shaft ????
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Post by RUFF »

adrian wrote:where have the cvs broken ??? has it brocken the bell or the shaft ????


Havent had a Bell or Shaft failure yet in a Toyota CV since treating.
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Post by adrian »

wher did the longs fail?????
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Post by duncan »

Are you going to do Nissan ones I have 2 original ntm ones out of a family car would like to get them treated or swap for some you have done how much definatly want some if you can do them just let me no
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Post by RUFF »

adrian wrote:wher did the longs fail?????


Sorry i thought you were wanting to know whether we were having failures in the bell or shaft.

The first long totaly exploded the bell into about 50 pieces.Worst bell damage i had ever seen. The CV was also way too soft. The second one in less than 5 min had opened the furrels the balls roll back and forth in on the bell to twice the width of the ball and then the balls basicaly just fell out and totaled the Cage the Star and the bell. This one was also way to soft. The trick isnt making the CV harder its actually making it softer but these were too soft.
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Post by MissDrew »

Mine are old style longs and I have given them a hard time more than once but not every time I have driven the lux.


Will be interesting to see how yours go ruff
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Post by Mczook »

Hey All

Definitely some interesting information available on this topic. Just to add to it. MarlinCrawler have CV's call Bellfields which are similar to the old ring welded Longfields but have been improved upon.

Also All Pro Offroad have their Profields for luxes and soon to have Profields for 80s CVs. According to development and testing they are the goods. Should have 80 units available in Oz 3mths. Something worth noting the lux Profields are at almost unheard of price in the US and now available in Oz.

MarlinCrawler are about to finalise testing of their Bellfields where they test them against all the available "strenghten CVs". Results and statistic are expected to be available on their website in 3weeks.

Dont forget you can always get a birfield eliminator.

Cheers

If anyone has question or wants any of these product and matching strenghtened axles call Matt at M&M 4x4 Custom Engineering on 02 458798.
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Post by Mczook »

For All Pro Offroad & MarlinCrawler products check out


http://www.marlincrawler.com/axleparts.html

http://www.allprooffroad.com/axles.htm
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