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LN106 vs Bundera axles?Lockrite ques about strength and more

Posted: Sun May 25, 2008 7:59 pm
by BabyGodzillaGTi-R
Hi guys currently doing a Toyota 3LT plus entire drive train conversion into my Daihatsu Rocky. Donor car is a LN106.

I'm quite curious to find out how does the LN106 axles stand up against a LandCruiser II (Bundera) axles?

I heard the only major difference is that the front Bundera axles are high pinions.
How about the axles and spline count of the Hilux vs the Bundera?

I'm asking as i'm wondering if the Hilux axles will cope with Simex XT 36x12.5 tyres or i'm safer off with 35x10.5s.

I'm running Lock Rites on the Hilux axles. U think they can stand the abuse of 36 x 12.5s?
I notice my lock rites are pretty noisy compared to my Detroit equipped Rocky and the lock rite engages slower on right corners.
Does that mean i need to replace the pins, pinion, springs on my Lock Rite? U know where i can buy them online.

Best Regards
Victor

Posted: Sun May 25, 2008 11:13 pm
by Goodsy
You talking axles or diffs?

Posted: Sun May 25, 2008 11:25 pm
by v8zuki
only diferences are rear is offset in buderra front is narrower in bunderra all parts interchange except for the high pinion gears but uses the same hemisphere front to rear hilux to bundy some bundys had a4 pinion hemi in the rear

Re: Are LN106 axles weaker than Bundera axles?

Posted: Tue May 27, 2008 2:55 am
by gotoy
BabyGodzillaGTi-R wrote:Hi guys currently doing a Toyota 3LT plus entire drive train conversion into my Daihatsu Rocky. Donor car is a LN106.

I'm quite curious to find out how does the LN106 axles stand up against a LandCruiser II (Bundera) axles?

I heard the only major difference is that the front Bundera axles are high pinions.
How about the axles and spline count of the Hilux vs the Bundera?

I'm asking as i'm wondering if the Hilux axles will cope with Simex XT 36x12.5 tyres or i'm safer off with 35x10.5s.

I'm running Lock Rites on the Hilux axles. U think they can stand the abuse of 36 x 12.5s?
I notice my lock rites are pretty noisy compared to my Detroit equipped Rocky and the lock rite engages slower on right corners.
Does that mean i need to replace the pins, pinion, springs on my Lock Rite? U know where i can buy them online.

Best Regards
Victor
Victor,

There's no major difference between your axles and mine. So, they have, more or less, the same strengths and weaknesses.

For your hilux against a bundera, or j70, the spline count is the same.

I did not know you had lockrites front and rear? Explains a few things haha :lol:

Anyway, click click sound is normal. Upgrade to ARB lah...

So hows the progress?

FYI I maybe buying a feroza and installing the spare lj70 axles, bundera, gearbox and 2.8, 3L, engine.....anyway thats a different story... :P

Best regards,

Neil.

Posted: Tue May 27, 2008 3:56 am
by BabyGodzillaGTi-R
Hi V8Zuk, thanks for the info... So u're saying that Bundera axles are narrower (width) wise compared to the Hilux?

I'm curious what's the biggest size tyres people are willing to run on LockRites? Anyone know who's a good person to buy the spring/ pin kit from?
Anyone here have destroyed LockRites on a Hilux? What was the scenario that cause it's destruction and how big tyres u were running?
Cheers

Re: Are LN106 axles weaker than Bundera axles?

Posted: Tue May 27, 2008 4:06 am
by BabyGodzillaGTi-R
gotoy wrote:
Victor,

There's no major difference between your axles and mine. So, they have, more or less, the same strengths and weaknesses.

For your hilux against a bundera, or j70, the spline count is the same.

I did not know you had lockrites front and rear? Explains a few things haha :lol:

Anyway, click click sound is normal. Upgrade to ARB lah...

So hows the progress?

FYI I maybe buying a feroza and installing the spare lj70 axles, bundera, gearbox and 2.8, 3L, engine.....anyway thats a different story... :P

Best regards,

Neil.
I like to drift ......
That's why i dont like an airlocker hahaha.
If they are good for NASCAR they are good for me.....
Flame suit on for ARB lovers. =-p

Plus been too use driving karts and cars with spools in the rear for too long lol.

I'm looking forward for my birthday present thanks to Neil hahaha.
So what do u mean explans a few things>
:roll: :roll: I'm innocent, i'm only but a cyber offroader.
Care to elaborate what do u mean it explains a few things.
:twisted:

Posted: Tue May 27, 2008 4:46 am
by gotoy
You have a front axle with lsd housing. ;) So how can you have lockrite in the front?

Posted: Tue May 27, 2008 7:57 am
by LuxyBoy
Just broke my rear Hilux axles using 36" IROKs get some Chromoly ones from Chris at http://www.locktup4x4.com.au/
I am also getting Longfields for the front.

Posted: Wed May 28, 2008 11:49 pm
by BabyGodzillaGTi-R
bump

Posted: Thu May 29, 2008 6:30 pm
by Mr DJ
gotoy wrote:You have a front axle with lsd housing. ;) So how can you have lockrite in the front?
You can get Lock-Right's to suit LSD's from Richmond gear.

Posted: Sun May 24, 2009 8:16 pm
by highlandGU
I am looking to buy a 85 leaf sprung Diesel Rocky , having difficultly finding aftermarket parts and the such

is any one aware of parts interchanges between the rocky and the toyota trucks, as toyota is the parent company for Daihatsu and i know there is alot of interchanges on the light trucks and i have heard heresay about hilux and the such parts being interchangeable

Posted: Tue May 26, 2009 8:54 pm
by TUF-GMH
my mate has a 4 runner with a holden v6 in it and his got a lock rite in the rear and he does burnouts on 44s!! and it still hasnt broken!!