1. is it possible to replace the twin tail shaft with single on a 97 hilux?
2. what are the standard diff ratios on a 97 lux, what is a good ratio to go to, to push 33's and half a ton of work crap?
any advise would be great
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2Qs tailshaft and diff
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2Qs tailshaft and diff
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Re: 2Qs tailshaft and diff
1. yes it is but why? the split one gets mostof your tailshaft out of the way of rocks and other nasties that may cause damage.TOPLUX wrote:1. is it possible to replace the twin tail shaft with single on a 97 hilux?
2. what are the standard diff ratios on a 97 lux, what is a good ratio to go to, to push 33's and half a ton of work crap?
any advise would be great
2 NFI, but you may want to look at Marks adapters site (links page) and see what you can get to lower your gear ratios on and offroad
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Re: 2Qs tailshaft and diff
1) 1 piece is generally stronger, and you dont have to worry about the centre bearing failing.. Any driveline shop should be able to help you out..Busiboy wrote:1. yes it is but why? the split one gets mostof your tailshaft out of the way of rocks and other nasties that may cause damage.TOPLUX wrote:1. is it possible to replace the twin tail shaft with single on a 97 hilux?
2. what are the standard diff ratios on a 97 lux, what is a good ratio to go to, to push 33's and half a ton of work crap?
any advise would be great
2 NFI, but you may want to look at Marks adapters site (links page) and see what you can get to lower your gear ratios on and offroad
2) Most people find 4.88's best for pushing 33's+
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Dan.
[i]1996 HDJ80R[/i]
Dan.
[i]1996 HDJ80R[/i]
yes it is but why? the split one gets mostof your tailshaft out of the way of rocks and other nasties that may cause damage.
why? because the standard one sh@ts me, it keeps pinging its been fixed twice but nothing seems to work
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