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Putting Rangie diffs under suzuki ??

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Putting Rangie diffs under suzuki ??

Post by ratrangie »

Just wondering has this be done ,i have front and rear maxi drives diffs ratio changse to suit 35's etc .
Im thinking of buying a suzuki and putting it under ??
any ideas or should i sell the diffs?
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Post by ofr57 »

I've heard acouple zooks with rear ones but not the front :?
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Re: Putting Rangie diffs under suzuki ??

Post by sierrajim »

ratrangie wrote:Just wondering has this be done ,i have front and rear maxi drives diffs ratio changse to suit 35's etc .
Im thinking of buying a suzuki and putting it under ??
any ideas or should i sell the diffs?
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What ratios are the diffs you have?

35's under a zook with transfer gears would need 4.88 or lower on the highway.
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Post by v840 »

i think bubs put them under a lwb a while ago. search for nightcrawler in members IIRC.
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Post by ljxtreem »

Crap gearing, and they arnt that strong,
there are better options avalible for about the same cost.

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Post by oldcrusty72 »

I'm Pretty Sure that the Rangie Diffs are the same as the 110 landrover diffs (could be wrong), but the army uses them and i recon they'd get a beating from those guys. The ratios are quite tall but strong as F@#K. And if he's already got the diffs then it's really one of the most economical options for him i would think.

Just my thought's

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Post by Tim D »

Army rear diffs are salisbury types, look like a dana 60, a guy in brisbane built one i think, but he had not finished it the way he wanted.(suzi+rangie diffs)
I think you might have troubles with the width of the suzuki chassis compared to the rangie , the suzuki one gets very narrow at the front and widens at the body, where the rangie is fairly straight end to end, for the front arms , coils and pan rod you may have to customise, if you do give it the go ahead you may be in for more than you thought.

One option might be to bolt the leafs up to the rangie diffs, what brake booster you going to use ?(rangie is HUGE)
As far as i am aware you have 3 options for ratio's, 3.5,4.7 and after market 4.3 i think.

If my memory serves me correctly, rangie diffs are 7inches wider each side of a NT sierra diff :D

What wheel base are you thinking of running ?
Do you know how hard and costly it is to find rims for rangie diffs :x
you get more diff clearence from toyotas i think.

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Post by ljxtreem »

Yes the HD rear diff which is on the 110 is Dana 60 size but corse spline, and you would have to run 42's or bigger to get zook diff clearance.
Yes they are strong though.

Standard rangie rears and fronts arent that strong, with the 3.5 ratio there not bad, but because the pinion runs in the centre not high or low, this makes them weak with better ratio's.

CV's anre not too good , and I have seen inner axels twist the corse sline over and over.

Rob Barton, one of the guys we compete against at OZrock was allways busting some part of the front end, even with the 110b CV's

I just think MQ/Hilux options are better, stronger and better ratios.

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