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4wd diff = 2wd diff???

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4wd diff = 2wd diff???

Post by SAWZALL »

Are they the same diff? Aside from the ratio difference? Same strength?
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SAWZALL wrote:Are they the same diff? Aside from the ratio difference? Same strength?
Different amount of splines for a start, why?
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Post by Webbie »

SAWZALL wrote:Are they the same diff? Aside from the ratio difference? Same strength?
I just put a 4.3 outta a 2x4 and bolted straight in the only difference i know of is that the 4x4 is spoa and the 2x4 is underslung.
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Post by SAWZALL »

I've got a 4 x 4 housing that is a bit second hand (rust and had a few different mounts over the years). Local wrecker has a 2wd diff and wanted to start with a fresh housing....
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Post by J Top »

I thought the 2wd diff had less strength, ie thinner tubes, less bracing
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It doesn't look as beefy :(
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