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High pinions

Tech talk for Hilux

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High pinions

Post by cplux »

for when i eventually land a hi pinion diff. Can anyone tell me if i will be able to use either my lockright (piece o crap) or detroit lockers with it, or do i need to get other ones.
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Post by bj on roids »

should retro fit, the ARBs from 80 series can fit a normal hilux diff, as ive done one, so logic stands that it should go back the other way ;)

but yeah it will fit in
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Post by MissDrew »

But the bearings are different, well so I have been told.
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Post by RUFF »

Yes Guts is right the bearings are the only difference.
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Post by cplux »

thanks for the help then, i want to put my detroit in with a high pinion when i get one
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Post by cbr »

bj on roids wrote:should retro fit, the ARBs from 80 series can fit a normal hilux diff, as ive done one, so logic stands that it should go back the other way ;)

but yeah it will fit in


Do BJ, Ruff I can put a 80 series locker - RD23 into my 4runner diff that requires a RD01??? What changes need to be done??

I have seen a RD23 for sale and it might be worth considering !!

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Post by RUFF »

Yep im now running an RD23 in the rear the only difference is that the RD23 runs larger bearings on the hemisphere. So as long as you get bearings to suit the RD23 it will fit.
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Post by cbr »

RUFF wrote:Yep im now running an RD23 in the rear the only difference is that the RD23 runs larger bearings on the hemisphere. So as long as you get bearings to suit the RD23 it will fit.


But shouldn't your model use a RD23 anyway, you have a 93 don't you?? Going by the arb catalogue 1988 + rear axles should use a RD23!!
Before 1988 RD01. All solid front axles RD01.

So what you a saying I can use a RD23 in my hemisphere as long as I use the bigger bearings?? What bearings are they??

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Post by bj on roids »

you cna use 80 series rear locker in a 40 series onwards too, just by changing the bearings using 80 series side carrier bearings
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Post by MissDrew »

An RD23 will fit in both front and rear hilux diffs and a high pinion and I`m hoping a RD01 will also fit in a high pinion as I have one here that will be going in the front of our 80 series when we get one soon.
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