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GQ gearbox in a Troopy
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GQ gearbox in a Troopy
i want to put a gq gearbox out of a 4.2 into a troopy behind a 12ht. anyone done it before or have any pointers
is there anything about toyotas you do like?
it is possible but expensive to graft nissan diffs or axles into a landcruiser, but once again the existing diffs are quite strong. there's no way (short of violent abuse) that a 12H-T has the nuts to bust a toyota diff. it's basically the same diff right up to the 80 series, there are plenty of turbo 80's out there pumping twice the torque of a 12H-T without blowing diffs.
it is possible but expensive to graft nissan diffs or axles into a landcruiser, but once again the existing diffs are quite strong. there's no way (short of violent abuse) that a 12H-T has the nuts to bust a toyota diff. it's basically the same diff right up to the 80 series, there are plenty of turbo 80's out there pumping twice the torque of a 12H-T without blowing diffs.
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the first diff that went was a rear on a 92 75 series had about 250 on the clock and decided to shed i think 3 or 4 teeth off the crown wheel from memory, on my way up to swan hill one weekend. the second was about 2 months ago but i was giving it a hard time up a track we found in toolangi. the troopy made it but one of the spider gears did'nt and my mate has a mid 90's 75 series that has had the rear pinion bearings and crown wheel fail on seperate occasions. he is a builder so its loaded up pretty good most of the time. all these vehicles are non turbo
Is this unusual? cos from what ive heard some people say its to be expected of toyota running gear
Is this unusual? cos from what ive heard some people say its to be expected of toyota running gear
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