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cvs for a 75 series

Posted: Tue Aug 18, 2009 7:00 pm
by Wambat
hey fellas,

so on the week end i am pretty sure i done a cv, i am lucky as it isnt effecting day to day driving, but i also dont want to leave it in there to long, will probably pull it out this weekend, but what should i think about doing when i return the cv to the front diff housing, should i search out what longfileds fit in there and buy that, or should i stick in standard ones to keep that as the weakest link so that the chance of stuffing something more serious is minimized, and run a locker in the front to stop the tyre over spining and coming down to hard??

i can get second hand cvs for about 80 bucks or with the axel for 125( which is what i was thinking for the time being) or should i go for new ones? does 150 for only the outer sound right to any one( as supposedly that is half price)

will it hurt to leave it in there for longer than this week end?

cheers guys

Alistair

Posted: Tue Aug 18, 2009 7:37 pm
by hulsty
You have a HJ75 or a HZJ75? I've got a few cv's and axels, $50 each with axel to suit HJ75, in melbourne.

Posted: Tue Aug 18, 2009 7:58 pm
by Wambat
hj, if i do that i will pic up them doors off ya at the same time.

how many cvs ya got? if i put one in i want at least one spare.

also any one tell me what tools i need to change them. i got tools but i know i dont have some that i need, fella at the wreckers told me i need a 54 (or was it 45)mm socket to suit a nut inside the hubs, and there are cir clips to remove, so i either have to borrow some from work, or buy a couple cir clip pliers. any other tools i should be thinking about, i got plenty spanners and normal sockets, pliers and screw drivers.

i need to find my gregorys, i know i got one her some where for my old 60(should be the same theory)

cheers guys

Posted: Tue Aug 18, 2009 8:05 pm
by hiluxmad
buy a hub socket off ebay makes life so much easier oter than that circlip pliers and general tool kit.....
i would do swivel kit at the same time but that is me

Posted: Tue Aug 18, 2009 8:11 pm
by hulsty
Wambat wrote:hj, if i do that i will pic up them doors off ya at the same time.

how many cvs ya got? if i put one in i want at least one spare.

also any one tell me what tools i need to change them. i got tools but i know i dont have some that i need, fella at the wreckers told me i need a 54 (or was it 45)mm socket to suit a nut inside the hubs, and there are cir clips to remove, so i either have to borrow some from work, or buy a couple cir clip pliers. any other tools i should be thinking about, i got plenty spanners and normal sockets, pliers and screw drivers.

i need to find my gregorys, i know i got one her some where for my old 60(should be the same theory)

cheers guys
I got 2 x short sides and 3 x long sides (cv and axel) Only specialised tool you need is a 54mm socket. Like $20 from ARB kilsyth Other than that regular tools will do you. Axel assembly is the same as a 60 series. I'm in Croydon, what doors? I got no doors lol

Posted: Tue Aug 18, 2009 8:27 pm
by Wambat
ha sorry mate had you confused with some one else.

do you not want to keep any? ill just take one of each side.

am in greensborough, so its not that hard for me to get to croydon.

Posted: Tue Aug 18, 2009 8:29 pm
by hulsty
nah dont need them.

PM sent

Posted: Tue Aug 18, 2009 9:18 pm
by Wambat
what would a swivel kit be worth??? am assuming its seals and stuff, it would be the first one i do.

also that sounds like i would be taking the whole swivel hub off, then, at this point in time i have no idea how to do that, i am pretty technical so i cant see it being a problem, but with my cars, i dont like pulling things apart unless i know how long it would take, and what things to expect. im about to have a search for my old gregorys.

i know the right swivel hub was done at my roadworthy so it will still be good.

thanks foor the hints

Al

Posted: Tue Aug 18, 2009 9:21 pm
by Drift Technician
Longfields are the 40 Series ones and can be had in the 30 spline super set with the hub gears for approx $1250 at your doorstep. Ordered mine on the Thursday morning, had them the Monday morning.

Locktup can order them in for you as well.

Posted: Tue Aug 18, 2009 9:48 pm
by Wambat
is there anything else you have to change witht he 30 spliners??? standard spline is the 27 yeah?? and with the 30 splines, andd hub gears, is that axels as well, cause dont you need the axels aswell to be covered buy warranty??

Posted: Wed Aug 19, 2009 8:06 am
by hulsty
For the 30 splines to have warranty you also need to buy the hub gears, also recommended are heavy duty axle seals.

Posted: Wed Aug 19, 2009 8:15 am
by Drift Technician
Wambat wrote:is there anything else you have to change witht he 30 spliners??? standard spline is the 27 yeah?? and with the 30 splines, andd hub gears, is that axels as well, cause dont you need the axels aswell to be covered buy warranty??
Correct.

You buy their 30 spline "Super Set" which contains CV's and Axles, the hub gears are seperate to that.

Current rates (http://www.xe.com) shows that they will land for approx $1210 on your doorstep.

You don't have to pay tax when they arrive either as they fall under the $1000 AUS threshold as well.

Cost of the Super Set is $630 US, the Hub Gears $130.00 then shipping which is $240US so $1000 US total (Shipping cost is not included in cost of purchasing the items for customs so it comes in at $920 AUS, well under the $1000 threshold).

Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2009 5:14 pm
by Hamo
Who needs a gregorys

http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/ftopic604 ... swivel+hub

40 series but will be the same

Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2009 7:36 pm
by Wambat
now as i am thinking about the 30 splines, where is the 30 splines? i am assuming they are in the hub end? as if you had 27 in the diff, you couldnt get 30 in there. or am i missing the point?

i like to have pictures to explain stuff, unless i have seen it then i can picture it in my mind.

well i think longs would be after a front locker, i think i should think about that first,

Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2009 8:06 pm
by hulsty
If you look at the long axle you just got, at the diff end it is 30 spine, at the CV end it gets slightly smaller and goes to 27spline into the CV. 30 spline longs are the same diameter all along with 30 spline at both ends

Posted: Fri Aug 21, 2009 3:49 pm
by Hamo
Wambat wrote:now as i am thinking about the 30 splines, where is the 30 splines? i am assuming they are in the hub end? as if you had 27 in the diff, you couldnt get 30 in there. or am i missing the point?

i like to have pictures to explain stuff, unless i have seen it then i can picture it in my mind.

well i think longs would be after a front locker, i think i should think about that first,
I'd buy the longs 1st
Only because the $$$$ are good at the moment (aus v usa)

Posted: Fri Aug 21, 2009 5:15 pm
by Drift Technician
Hamo wrote:
Wambat wrote:now as i am thinking about the 30 splines, where is the 30 splines? i am assuming they are in the hub end? as if you had 27 in the diff, you couldnt get 30 in there. or am i missing the point?

i like to have pictures to explain stuff, unless i have seen it then i can picture it in my mind.

well i think longs would be after a front locker, i think i should think about that first,
I'd buy the longs 1st
Only because the $$$$ are good at the moment (aus v usa)
Same.

I was smashing mine even without the locker working, its a good investment and will give you much more confidence when driving.

Posted: Fri Aug 21, 2009 5:42 pm
by Wambat
so loctup is the only place to get them??

Posted: Fri Aug 21, 2009 5:53 pm
by hulsty
Wambat wrote:so loctup is the only place to get them??
Or second hand, there is a 60 series super set in teh for sale section at the moment $850, beat him down abit and get a new long side axel if they are cheap enough or a whole new set

Posted: Fri Aug 21, 2009 9:43 pm
by Drift Technician
Wambat wrote:so loctup is the only place to get them??
I just ordered mine direct, not hard, just remember the time difference, I had to get up at 4am to ring them lol