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GQ Diffs Under 40. Who's Done It? Advice Please

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GQ Diffs Under 40. Who's Done It? Advice Please

Post by greenfourby »

OK, interested to hear peoples toughts about the best front linkage setup for the 40.

Going to put GQ Diff's under with a triangualted 4 link in the back. Was considering leaving the leaf spring setup in the front but having second thoughts cause I think the leaves may cause issues with the steering.

Remember it needs to be strong because I have been known to be a bit enthisiastic with the loud pedal.

What has anyone done already to a 40.

Thanks
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Post by MARKx4 »

I find leaves up front a good set up for me. Inn a soa application with reverse shackle is great. On top of that if you put longer leaves in its beeter again. My revesre shackle set up is great, need longer shocks but great. But screwys setup is the same but went ifs hilux rears up front is even better again. Also easier to set up aswell imho.
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Post by modman »

if you're not competing in fast stuff like the obc then what about a 3 link with panhard.?
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Post by greenfourby »

modman wrote:if you're not competing in fast stuff like the obc then what about a 3 link with panhard.?
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Post by greenfourby »

MARKx4 wrote:I find leaves up front a good set up for me. Inn a soa application with reverse shackle is great. On top of that if you put longer leaves in its beeter again. My revesre shackle set up is great, need longer shocks but great. But screwys setup is the same but went ifs hilux rears up front is even better again. Also easier to set up aswell imho.
This is definately the easiest option but I'm not sure if I will get issues with the tie rod position and drag link setup
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Post by GQ4.8coilcab »

Do it properly the first time and put a 4link up front with FoxAirshox. If it is used on road, chuck on a swaybar.
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Post by MARKx4 »

greenfourby wrote:
MARKx4 wrote:I find leaves up front a good set up for me. Inn a soa application with reverse shackle is great. On top of that if you put longer leaves in its beeter again. My revesre shackle set up is great, need longer shocks but great. But screwys setup is the same but went ifs hilux rears up front is even better again. Also easier to set up aswell imho.
This is definately the easiest option but I'm not sure if I will get issues with the tie rod position and drag link setup
I read it hear some wear that you can fit the MQ/MK swivil hubs, that way yo have a better tie rod postion and is easier to set up with cross over or hi steer. Just a thought.

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Post by N*A*M »

i can post pictures of mq knuckles on a gq front end if you need them
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Post by china »

:idea: just get a gq shorty n put ya v8 in it , be done with it Rob. you know you want to... ;)
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Post by giantracing »

i have done 2 of those conversions now. i used GQ commersal ute front diff. they are leaf sprung with reversrd knuckles. use the same cv as a GQ. even same centre......... give me a call 0438279890
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