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4age ruf hilux fronts on rear

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4age ruf hilux fronts on rear

Post by flyinwall »

i was wondering if i could use a rear driveshaft on the front on my lwb since i am putting a 4age in which means i have to move the t/case back and i am putting rears up front which will move the front diff forward would this make enough room to run a rear shaft up front
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Post by Spike_Sierra »

my guess is you would just have to see,
too many variables, how far you are moving your tcase back, how far you are moving your front diff forward, how long LWB rear driveshafts are normally..

my guess you will need longer then standard.
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Post by small talk »

Id agree with spike, SWB front shaft is about 200mm longer than a rear so my guess is a lenghtend or spaced front is your best bet.

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Post by Drew »

yes you can do that,just measure everything.
i think the lwb rear shaft 200mm longer than the front
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Post by flyinwall »

cool 200mm is about what i was thinking the new distance would be
thanks guys
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