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quick diff question

Tech Talk for Cruiser owners.

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quick diff question

Post by PSI3y »

can someone confirm the compatibiltiy of a diesel 82 diff center to fit a 85 petrol housing? i am 95% sure that they will fit but i dont want to buy without being 100%. cheers

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Post by carts »

what are we talking about?

60 series cruiser? hilux? 40 series?
If you want a spare 60 for bits-
http://carl.outerlimits4x4.com/viewtopic.php?p=1109227#1109227
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Post by PSI3y »

anyone?
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Post by Busiboy »

carts wrote:what are we talking about?

60 series cruiser? hilux? 40 series?


more info tiger, clarify what you want to know

Most questions here are about crusier/lux matches and cross crusier matches.

If you are asking about just year models of luxs I think you will find they fit. Yota's are an easy guess. If the bonnet looks the same yup it will
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Post by PSI3y »

hilux to hilux sorry. they should both be g series diffs which are the 8". only problem may be axle spline count or something along those lines? anyone done this hilux 82-hilux 85 center swap before?
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Post by RUFF »

They will defianatly fit. You will need to change the pinion flange as the bolt pattern for the tailshaft may be different.
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Post by PSI3y »

so the current pinion flange on my stuffed one will fit?
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