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Front Diff for 60 series

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Front Diff for 60 series

Post by fat071 »

Hi all,
Just wondering if the 2h diesel 60 series front diff is the same ratio as the 2f petrol 60 series diff?
As I have got a chance to replace mine with a rebuilt one out of a 2f 60 series.
Thanks in advance,
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Post by vorno_18 »

yes all 60 series are the same, but the ratio changed from 3.7 to 4.11 in 84 i think it was so make sure its the same ratio as yours
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Post by Sixty's Guy »

vorno_18 wrote:yes all 60 series are the same, but the ratio changed from 3.7 to 4.11 in 84 i think it was so make sure its the same ratio as yours
I'm pretty sure that all 60 series cruisers were 4.11.
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Post by Sixty »

All 60's, 40's, 55's etc, are the same diff ratio. ;)
The early 3 speed 40's had the different ratio.
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Post by fat071 »

Thanks guys I can go and pick it up now, is $400 cheap for a reco diff hub to hub or to dear?
Thanks again,
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Post by Shadow »

fat071 wrote:Thanks guys I can go and pick it up now, is $400 cheap for a reco diff hub to hub or to dear?
Thanks again,
Mick
de-pends what was reco'd

there were a pair of diffs in the forsale section for $1k, and the front diff is probably worth more than the back so if brakes etc have been reco'd aswell then it probably is worth $400.
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Post by eye-for-detail »

yeah. go grab it oldmate
as long as the diffs reco'd, anything else done up is a bonus :cool:
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Post by Shadow »

eye-for-detail wrote:yeah. go grab it oldmate
as long as the diffs reco'd, anything else done up is a bonus :cool:
Is it really that common for the front diff of a 60 to wear out? its not like they get used much, unless you do a shitload of 4wding
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Post by eye-for-detail »

Shadow wrote:
eye-for-detail wrote:yeah. go grab it oldmate
as long as the diffs reco'd, anything else done up is a bonus :cool:
Is it really that common for the front diff of a 60 to wear out? its not like they get used much, unless you do a shitload of 4wding
I suppose not, but you wouldn't wanna pay $400 for a s/hand one
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Post by Shadow »

eye-for-detail wrote:
Shadow wrote:
eye-for-detail wrote:yeah. go grab it oldmate
as long as the diffs reco'd, anything else done up is a bonus :cool:
Is it really that common for the front diff of a 60 to wear out? its not like they get used much, unless you do a shitload of 4wding
I suppose not, but you wouldn't wanna pay $400 for a s/hand one
were talking about the whole diff assembly i believe. And if it has been fully reco'd this will cost about $400 in parts. not including cv's.
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Post by fat071 »

Well its in what a prick of a job, now can't wait till this weekend with a flog up the beach.
Mick
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