i went looking but cant find it yet
But I did find this


i will keep looking
http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthre ... longfields

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Bobby beleives the rust in the Birf had a lot to do with it. And this is an Old breakage not a new one.beanz2 wrote:Looks like a guy to me:
http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthre ... 8&t=352585
Some think it was a heat treatment defect in the particular broken CV.
Dave
Its not like its the first to break. They can be broken. And i know of more than is commonly known that have been either broken or damaged. But they are defianatly still a great product.83 lux wrote:I heard a rumer that a chick broke a CM longfield
i went looking but cant find it yet
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i will keep looking
http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthre ... longfields
Why would you do this??? Bobby will replace a broken or damaged one without a problem.andrewfarmer wrote:I broke one - the stub shaft snapped - suspect was over hardened.
Got the stub machined off some std cvs and welded onto the chrmo bells.
No problems since.
http://www.toyotasuperaxles.com/joel HJ60 wrote:What do longfields retail for$$?
Bobby did replace them for me - but it takes a while to get stuff out of the states and I had a comp on.RUFF wrote:Why would you do this??? Bobby will replace a broken or damaged one without a problem.andrewfarmer wrote:I broke one - the stub shaft snapped - suspect was over hardened.
Got the stub machined off some std cvs and welded onto the chrmo bells.
No problems since.
What inner axles are you running with these? And do the CVs have a ring welded on to them?
Longfield 4340/300m cv's are also available for 80 series. Sorry I don't know if these are the same as used in LJ78, but it is very likely.MKarmyshev wrote:Do they have those magically treated parts for LJ78?
From Toyota electronic parts catalog part#s are different for 4Runners which they have in US and light duty Cruisers.
On the other hand, part# is the same for LJ78 and HZJ73 - 43405-60040.
Can that be?
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