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Axle Resplining

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Axle Resplining

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Does any body know any shop in Brisbane which can spline 1.704" OD 40 spline axles? I am pretty sure this is the same size spline they use in the 40 spline Ford 9" stuff.

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bubs wrote:Does any body know any shop in Brisbane which can spline 1.704" 40 spline axles?

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Do you know the pressure angle?

If it is a 30 degree pressure angle, the Maxi-Drive down the coast should be able to do it, if it is 45 degrees then anyone that can spline toyota axles should be able to do it.
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No I am trying to find out what the specification is on the 40 spline Ford stuff, but Google seams to be broken :x

If i have do I have hobbing machines at work, just dont have a hob for that spline $
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http://www.pirate4x4.com/tech/billavist ... dex1b.html

All ford stuff appears to be 45 spline judgeing by the table here.
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Post by RaginRover »

zentih engineering at milton did do this but the cost was rather prohibitive for a one off job - read like $500 + and that was a quote I had from about a year ago.

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Post by cj »

I had some splines remachined here in Melbourne for about $180 I think using an endmill which is quite labour intensive compared to hobbing but he did some other stuff for me at the same time.
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