Hey guys,
My 96 ln106 hilux has about 3 " susp lift which has left my rear tailshaft on a big angle to the centre bearing. This results in chewed centre bearings literally every 2 months or so...
What can i do to fix this...
- 1 piece tailshaft???
- fix diff angle and keep tailshaft how it is??
-castor wedges???
Any help appreciated... thanks guys.
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Ln106 Hilux diff/tailshaft angle-chewing centre bearings
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quick and easy fix is to space the center bearing down i spaced mine 10mm with 2" and worked a treat 2 longer bolts and some bits of steel plate......
other option is to get a one peice shaft made but that can run to $400 or more can be a lot less to tho so ask around
other option is to get a one peice shaft made but that can run to $400 or more can be a lot less to tho so ask around
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