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H260 Questions please

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H260 Questions please

Post by bru21 »

Hi all,

I'm looking at a h260 for my buggy.

how much heavier are they then a h233?

I have read that the full floater is only drum brake - is it as easy as a set of discs and some cailper mounts to change this?

Is the drum diff (gu) narrower then the disc no float rear?

how do I tell a 34 or 37 spline diff apart?

Is the full float rear axle a constant section (spline at both ends) or does it have an intergrated drive flange?

I am aiming to buy one, then widen it buy 2-300mm, to match the front and will need new axles hence the questions.


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Post by mickyd555 »

the leafy's are narrower (easy fix with custom axles) bolt patten for the axles are different so i'm preety sure the calipers from a coily wont just bolt on but i have never had a good look.

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Post by money_killer »

they weigh a ton just sold a gq one with an air locker in it.
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Re: H260 Questions please

Post by 1MadEngineer »

bru21 wrote:Hi all,

I'm looking at a h260 for my buggy.

how much heavier are they then a h233?

I have read that the full floater is only drum brake - is it as easy as a set of discs and some cailper mounts to change this?

Is the drum diff (gu) narrower then the disc no float rear?

how do I tell a 34 or 37 spline diff apart?

Is the full float rear axle a constant section (spline at both ends) or does it have an intergrated drive flange?

I am aiming to buy one, then widen it buy 2-300mm, to match the front and will need new axles hence the questions.


cheers bru
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Post by bru21 »

Cheers fellas.

Are the axles on the MQ one reversible? (flip 180 deg) Otherwise the axle will run backwards, increasing twist failure? Or can I gust buy a new axle off the shelf?
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Post by dave_str »

Some early GU's ZD30, TB45E, TD42T, TB48DE's manuals had the coil H260 rear diff.

Worth a look.

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Post by bru21 »

I just looked at the big rear at the wreckers, its off a wagon. Its not full float. Looked about 30mm wider then standard gu, but only threw the tape over quickly.

The pinions appears to be the weak point - looks the same as the standard one.
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Post by Bartso »

this is right the pinion is the same as the standard size gq' gu's
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Post by bru21 »

Just looking at the ARB locker site. It appears the full float is 34 spline and the semi float is 37 spline. I can get a disc brake semi float for $660 complete.

Pity pinion is small. I am leaning towards a stg gu to get it rego'd then buy this (or similar) when I can afford it, as it seems silly to throw money at new axles, brakes etc and still end up with a heavy diff:

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40 300M Spline TCS wasted body axles

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Post by bru21 »

Went up to Marks and measured the MQ one. 1470 wms to wms.
Cut and shut with another long side gives me 1870 + tyre 315 + extra 12mm (8 1/2" rims 4" backspace) = 2197.

Front setup on 4" backspace rims is 86" tyre bulge to tyre bulge = 2184mm. This number will increase slightly with suspension load (a arms parallel to ground)

Think this option is a winner!

Thanks Greg.

Now is the MQ 34 or 37 spline?

According to arb it is. According to arb the full floats are 34?

http://www.arb.com.au/resources/pdf/air ... _chart.pdf

Y61, Patrol GU Front 1998 on H233B 32.0 (1.26") 31 All RD1364,6
Rear 1998 on H233B 'small' 33.3 (1.31") 33 All RD1353,6
1998 on H260 'large', 37 spline 38.4 (1.51") 37 All RD703,4
H260 'large', 34 spline, full-floating 34.8 (1.37") 34 All RD1443
Y60, Patrol GQ Front 1988-98 H233B,31 SPL 32.0 (1.26") 31 All RD1364,6
Rear 1988-98 H233B,33 SPL 33.3 (1.31") 33 All RD1353,6
1988-98 H260, leaf sprung cab chassis & utility 38.4 (1.51") 37 All RD704
160, Patrol MQ Front 1979-88 C200 30.4 (1.20") 29 All RD1074
Rear3 1979-88 C200 30.4 (1.20") 29 All RD1074
1979-88 H233 32.0 (1.26") 31 All RD1346
1979-88 H260 38.4 (1.51") 37 All RD704
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Post by 1MadEngineer »

MQ should be 37 spline (we have 2 of them , 1 GQ and 2 GU - H260's) all are 37 spline. BUT when we got the last ARB the genius at ARB gave us a 34spline CUS he knew better!!!
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Post by bubs »

the gu leaf full float H260 I have is 37 spline
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Post by bru21 »

well then thats sweet.

Who has an MQ housing and long side axle I can poach?
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Post by bru21 »

bubs wrote:the gu leaf full float H260 I have is 37 spline
Would I be better off with a gu full float, cut / shut both sides with custom axles, or just run the MQ semi float? Is there a MQ full float?
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Post by mickyd555 »

bru21 wrote:
bubs wrote:the gu leaf full float H260 I have is 37 spline
Would I be better off with a gu full float, cut / shut both sides with custom axles, or just run the MQ semi float? Is there a MQ full float?
full float will be stronger and either way your gonna have to change the drums to disk. the only disk optionout there is a GU semi float.
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Post by WICKED »

There is 8 styles of H260 AirLocker :shock:

1 MQ
2 GQ ( Disk RD71 Or Drum RD70)With or without Long Cross Shaft Block)
5 GU

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Post by WICKED »

H260 is 52kg with an ARB Air Locker installed :oops:
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Post by jessie928 »

WICKED wrote:H260 is 52kg with an ARB Air Locker installed :oops:
the centre only obviously? by god it feels alot heaviyer than 52kg!

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