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hilux diff - one last question...

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hilux diff - one last question...

Post by NISMOgemini »

im about to do a hilux diff conversion into my gemini and wanna know if all the modles (80 througth mid 90's) are all basicly the same?? centers bearings axels (depending on length) etc interchangable???

or are the differances?? if so which would be the strongest item to pic? any advantages one may have over the other?? etc..
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Post by NISMOgemini »

i thought it would have been an easy question for hilux gurus?
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what ratio are you planning on running?
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The V6 diffs have a bit of extra webbing cast into the housing and have bigger bearings I think.
All use the same axles (apart from different length for IFS models).
Strength depends on ratio (as in all diffs) 4.1s are pretty strong.
You can also get cryo treated crownwheel and pinions from the US as well as Chromoly axles.
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Post by The unit1 »

im pretty sure diesel diffs are stronger, because i did mine this week, changed diesel ratios to petrol in my 90 lux and the diesel bearings were different.
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Post by NISMOgemini »

thanks for the info.

i will be runign 3.9
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Post by Webbie »

Iv'e got a set of 3.25's :shock: are you interested. :?: :)
Lockers or Knockers ,both will make for fun.

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Post by NISMOgemini »

The unit1 wrote:im pretty sure diesel diffs are stronger, because i did mine this week, changed diesel ratios to petrol in my 90 lux and the diesel bearings were different.
was the center interchangable tho?? just needed bearings to suit??


3.25's wouldnt be suitable :P thanks for the offer tho
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Post by Webbie »

Are you not after speed :?: as these centres would fly. :idea:
Lockers or Knockers ,both will make for fun.

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Post by NISMOgemini »

top speed yes they would be.. off the line and out of corners they wouldnt be suitable
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Post by NISMOgemini »

are the 2WD hiluxs use th esame rear diff as the 4x4 versions?
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Post by hokey »

yes. the early 2WD hiluxes had desired diffs for fast cars. what engine you running? search on toymods.net and they will be able to tell you what model diff will suit your application. they are into 2WD toyotas.
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Post by NISMOgemini »

sweet as.. im runing a fj20 in a gemini.. aiming for 300hp at the bags..

i will try toy mods. thanks for the tip :D
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