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Blown 4 Rangie Diffs- What 2 do??
Moderator: Micka
Blown 4 Rangie Diffs- What 2 do??
Hello all. Great site.
I have blown up 4 diffs in the past 6 weeks(no doubt very hard thrashing) and know that I need diff lockers.
Question is which ones? Maxi drive, ARB,detroit or dare I say it sell the rangie and buy Nissan Patrol SWB
Could this be caused from a problem in the transfer case directing to much power to either front or back diffs at wrong time?
Any insight or opinions would be greatly appreciated.
I have blown up 4 diffs in the past 6 weeks(no doubt very hard thrashing) and know that I need diff lockers.
Question is which ones? Maxi drive, ARB,detroit or dare I say it sell the rangie and buy Nissan Patrol SWB
Could this be caused from a problem in the transfer case directing to much power to either front or back diffs at wrong time?
Any insight or opinions would be greatly appreciated.
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I agree!!!!Reddo wrote:modify your driving style!!!!
I doubt even Nissan stuff would stand up for long if you're doing so much damage so frequently, but there's no doubt they are stronger in the drivetrain, though not so good in other areas.
WTF are you doing to be blowing up so many diffs?
Otherwise, Toyota conversion with Longfield 30/30 front and JacMac rear. If you break that...try another hobby.
Micka
Micka wrote:I agree!!!!Reddo wrote:modify your driving style!!!!
I doubt even Nissan stuff would stand up for long if you're doing so much damage so frequently, but there's no doubt they are stronger in the drivetrain, though not so good in other areas.
WTF are you doing to be blowing up so many diffs?
Otherwise, Toyota conversion with Longfield 30/30 front and JacMac rear. If you break that...try another hobby.
Micka
Almost impossivel to break thar set
Firstly, don't take this the wrong way, learn how to drive
Where you need to flog a Pootrol or 'Cruiser up a hill a Rangie with similar mods or even less should walk. Rangies have much better suspension geometry than a Toy/Nissan ever will. I've seen near stock Rangies with no diff locks walk up obstacles that more modified Nissan/Toys have struggled to make.
Lockers, the Toy conversions seem to be a popular one, search for more info on this. I run Maxi Drives both ends, whilts a great bit of gear they do cost a few $$$ to set up.
Happy trails, hopefully in one piece
Trav
Where you need to flog a Pootrol or 'Cruiser up a hill a Rangie with similar mods or even less should walk. Rangies have much better suspension geometry than a Toy/Nissan ever will. I've seen near stock Rangies with no diff locks walk up obstacles that more modified Nissan/Toys have struggled to make.
Lockers, the Toy conversions seem to be a popular one, search for more info on this. I run Maxi Drives both ends, whilts a great bit of gear they do cost a few $$$ to set up.
Happy trails, hopefully in one piece
Trav
Land Rover- The Collingwood of 4WD's!!!!
Ditto,Reddo wrote:modify your driving style!!!!
I doubt even Nissan stuff would stand up for long if you're doing so much damage so frequently, but there's no doubt they are stronger in the drivetrain, though not so good in other areas.
I am changing to a Sals rear and fine spline front with Tru Tracs BEFORE I break one. So far I haven't broken anything ( except 3 autos, but thats another issue) and I'm USING it in low range etc, with 400Nm on tap.
BE GENTLE!!!!!
JC
'92 Rangie Sherwood/turbo intercooled isuzu4BD1 /ACE/ full leather/2.5" exh/2.5" body lift/DeCarbon shocks/LR tanks/LT95 back in and OK now, Sals conversion soon...
Pretty easy to blow a Rover 2 pinion diff. They are weakest part of the driveline.Micka wrote:I agree!!!!Reddo wrote:modify your driving style!!!!
I doubt even Nissan stuff would stand up for long if you're doing so much damage so frequently, but there's no doubt they are stronger in the drivetrain, though not so good in other areas.
WTF are you doing to be blowing up so many diffs?
Otherwise, Toyota conversion with Longfield 30/30 front and JacMac rear. If you break that...try another hobby.
Micka
Lockers fix this by having 4 pinions. Then the axles are the weak link. Then the cv's, then the crownwheel and pinion.
Lockers and decent axles will suit most Rover owners.
John
Hi again
here's our combo - Jac Mac lockers front and rear (2400), Jac Mac axles front into Nissan GU CVs, modified stubs and thicker drive flanges (700), later model 24 spline rear axles (50 bucks from the wreckers), and pegged diffs front and rear (bit of time and some scrap materials) ...
33's much teenage trashing and so far nothing has broken....touch wood
here's our combo - Jac Mac lockers front and rear (2400), Jac Mac axles front into Nissan GU CVs, modified stubs and thicker drive flanges (700), later model 24 spline rear axles (50 bucks from the wreckers), and pegged diffs front and rear (bit of time and some scrap materials) ...
33's much teenage trashing and so far nothing has broken....touch wood
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toy conversion
toy conv sounds like the way 2 go. do u use cruiser or hilux centres??
i think i need the strongest possible setup cause i ain't changing my driving style, to much fun hittn hills at full noise!!
i think i need the strongest possible setup cause i ain't changing my driving style, to much fun hittn hills at full noise!!
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http://stores.ebay.com.au/4X4-BLACKBURN
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Ph. 03 9877 2755
Hilux rear centre.
80 series, bundera, 100 series front high pinion.
80 hp front - 4.1 ratio
100 hp front - 4.3
bundera - 4.3 i think.
apparently 100 not as strong, apparently?
rear hilux - 4.1 out of 2 wheel drive utes (lsd about $100 more), i thnik you can other ratios out of anything (4x4 etc..)
80 series, bundera, 100 series front high pinion.
80 hp front - 4.1 ratio
100 hp front - 4.3
bundera - 4.3 i think.
apparently 100 not as strong, apparently?
rear hilux - 4.1 out of 2 wheel drive utes (lsd about $100 more), i thnik you can other ratios out of anything (4x4 etc..)
Damien
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Re: toy conversion
buy a Mercedes Unimog id pay to see you blow the diffs in that!!BJ wrote:toy conv sounds like the way 2 go. do u use cruiser or hilux centres??
i think i need the strongest possible setup cause i ain't changing my driving style, to much fun hittn hills at full noise!!
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100 series front are not as strong as 80 series front because they are 4.3:1.6.5 rangie wrote:Hilux rear centre.
80 series, bundera, 100 series front high pinion.
80 hp front - 4.1 ratio
100 hp front - 4.3
bundera - 4.3 i think.
apparently 100 not as strong, apparently?
rear hilux - 4.1 out of 2 wheel drive utes (lsd about $100 more), i thnik you can other ratios out of anything (4x4 etc..)
I would expect the bundera 4.3 to be as strong/weak as the 100 series, it is just that the bundera is lighter. The problem is when reversing.
You need the high pinion front from a bundera, 80 or 100 series, to clear the rover track rod (tie rod). Hilux casting won't clear.
Macnamarra, doesn't use the high pinion, but their casting is made to clear the track rod.
John
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