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GQ LSD differencial will it fit in my MK lwb

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GQ LSD differencial will it fit in my MK lwb

Post by Mintoy »

hi guys!!!

my frend is offering me the to extrapolate the LSD of a GQ and install it inside my rear diff. will it fit? will i be able to use my old pinion ring gear? thanks for any help.
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Post by Screwy »

unfortunatly no.

GQ diffs will not fit in MQs at all,

they wont fit and also the axle spline counts are different.
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Post by V8Patrol »

Interesting reading here.........

http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/PHP_Modul ... hp?t=43402

It may not be exactly what your asking but damn its close.....
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Post by Vsicks Pathy »

I have read through that link and got more confused as it went on.

I will ask a question that hopefuly will only require a yes or no answer.

Will a Pathfinder lsd rear diff fit into an MQ/MK front housing?

The ratio in question is 4.625:1
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Post by DieselBoy »

Ok, lets see.

unfortunatly no.

GQ diffs will not fit in MQs at all,

they wont fit and also the axle spline counts are different.


So in that case, if a Terrano LSD will fit a GQ front diff, but the GQ and MQ diffs are in no way interchangable, then a Terrano diff will obviously not fit the MQ.
So if a MK diff is the same as a MQ diff, the Terrano LSD obviously won't fit that either.

Hope that helps a little :lol: :lol:

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Post by Vsicks Pathy »

DieselBoy wrote:Ok, lets see.

unfortunatly no.

GQ diffs will not fit in MQs at all,

they wont fit and also the axle spline counts are different.


So in that case, if a Terrano LSD will fit a GQ front diff, but the GQ and MQ diffs are in no way interchangable, then a Terrano diff will obviously not fit the MQ.
So if a MK diff is the same as a MQ diff, the Terrano LSD obviously won't fit that either.

Hope that helps a little :lol: :lol:

Cheers,
Pete.



So what the hell is this about???

Rainbow Warrior wrote:
DieselBoy wrote:I'll put the question to the guy at "The Diff Shop" in Chch on Monday, i was just basing my logic on the fact that if he could get me an open carrier for the Safari, which are pretty rare over here, they all have the factory LSD, then a LSD terrano/Navara carrier would be about the same as they are an extremely common vehicle over here!!!!
We will see though.
I'll ask tomorrow.


The Safari/MQ carrier fits in but the mounting holes for the crown wheel need to be machined larger and offset to fit.
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Post by DieselBoy »

Ummm.
The rear LSD from a Terrano will fit the front of a GQ and the rear LSD from a MK will fit with some machining of the holes.
I see your point.
Technically if you could reduce the size of the holes and offset them inwards, the Terrano LSD carrier should fit the rear of your MK.

What Rainbow Warrior was saying i beleive, was that the FRONT diff of the MK is totaly different to front diff of the GQ, and the rear LSD of the Terrano will only fit the GQ front diff. The rear LSD from an MK will also fit the front diff of a GQ with some persausion.
But the front diff of the MK is different to them all so no go there.
At least thats how i read it anyway :lol: :lol:
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Post by Screwy »

Vsicks Pathy wrote:I have read through that link and got more confused as it went on.

I will ask a question that hopefuly will only require a yes or no answer.

Will a Pathfinder lsd rear diff fit into an MQ/MK front housing?

The ratio in question is 4.625:1


unless the Pathfinder rear is a C200 diff, then NO it wont.

and im 80 percent positive that its not a C200.

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Post by Vsicks Pathy »

c200 is 4.88 too isnt it.

I have 4.625s.

Looks like a lokka then. ;)
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Post by Screwy »

C200 diffs come out in 4.1, 4.3, and 4.625 which is the most common ;)
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Post by Vsicks Pathy »

Screwy_ScrewBall wrote:C200 diffs come out in 4.1, 4.3, and 4.625 which is the most common ;)


Ah, a slim ray of hope still exists for me then. :D
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Post by Mintoy »

Screwy_ScrewBall wrote:unfortunatly no.

GQ diffs will not fit in MQs at all,

they wont fit and also the axle spline counts are different.


thanks screwy, you saved me a whole bunch of time.
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