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GQ rear axles

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GQ rear axles

Post by tuf355 »

was told by a 4x4 wrecker that the coil cab runs different h-duty rear axles to the wagon/shorties ????
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Post by dieseldude »

I would have thought perhaps the leaf sprung rears were different but not the coil cabs.............

Just a guess though........
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Post by ozy1 »

i thought as long as your diff is the HB233 they would all be the same, but the utes with heavyduty rear diffs i believe were the HB260 and they were leaf sprung. correct me if im wrong.
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Post by Monty »

i think the heavy duty part the guy is talking about refers to leaf sprung utes with full floating axles
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