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Biggest tyre size on wide track diffs
Posted: Thu Oct 14, 2004 6:55 pm
by duncan
Ok putting feelers out for what to build for a play car and would like to no what zuk diff is the strongest and what would be the largest tyre size you can run on it .
Also what tyre size do the guys run on swapped in Hilux diffs .
Lastly what rims do zuks run as in how many studs on what pcd and what offset
Thanks inadvance
Duncan
Re: Biggest tyre size on wide track diffs
Posted: Thu Oct 14, 2004 7:01 pm
by DeWsE
duncan wrote:Ok putting feelers out for what to build for a play car and would like to no what zuk diff is the strongest and what would be the largest tyre size you can run on it .
Also what tyre size do the guys run on swapped in Hilux diffs .
Lastly what rims do zuks run as in how many studs on what pcd and what offset
Thanks inadvance
Duncan
Talk to you about it on Saturday.
Posted: Thu Oct 14, 2004 7:14 pm
by redzook
this button is there for a reason
Posted: Thu Oct 14, 2004 7:17 pm
by mud4b
34S IS THE BIGGEST IVE HEARD OF ON SIERRA DIFFS..
38S ON LUX DIFFS IN SIERRAS..
Posted: Thu Oct 14, 2004 7:18 pm
by mud4b
ZOOK PATTERN IS 5 STUD
Posted: Thu Oct 14, 2004 8:01 pm
by Beastmavster
Love_mud ran 35" Baja Claws on his....... I thought Grimbo had 36" swampers. Greg had 34" ....
Posted: Thu Oct 14, 2004 8:07 pm
by bazooked
hey duncan u seen the light?
Posted: Thu Oct 14, 2004 8:38 pm
by Damo
mud4b wrote:ZOOK PATTERN IS 5 STUD
Yes there are 5 studs. The PATTERN is 5x5.5 PCD.
Posted: Thu Oct 14, 2004 8:44 pm
by mud4b
woops forgot to put that in..
thanks BLINGBOY
Posted: Thu Oct 14, 2004 8:58 pm
by Damo
mud4b wrote:thanks BLINGBOY
Ease up there, Mr Color Matched Chassis
Posted: Fri Oct 15, 2004 12:32 am
by duncan
Was hopeing that the rims were 5 on 4 1/2 as thats is what TJs run and i have the wifes beadlocked rims but oh well was wondering on diff strengh as to wether i could run my 38s on zuk axles or have to go hilux or maybe GQ axles
Posted: Fri Oct 15, 2004 1:08 am
by bazooked
go hilux diffs with longs and shaved housings!
Posted: Fri Oct 15, 2004 10:37 am
by DeWsE
duncan wrote:Was hopeing that the rims were 5 on 4 1/2 as thats is what TJs run and i have the wifes beadlocked rims but oh well was wondering on diff strengh as to wether i could run my 38s on zuk axles or have to go hilux or maybe GQ axles
I sense someone is dreaming again. With the wheel base on a zuk you would be doing rolly pollies all the way down the road. But if you put it on coil’s which I know you would then you can extend the wheel base.
Also doesn’t gonads run 46’s on his zuk with lux diffs?
LJxtreem had 36 tsl sx on his and they kept on dying on him, so he went to MQ diffs.
A few guys run 34’s in Melbourne but that is mainly mud.
I say stick to your plans that you had at Night owl, the wheel base will be worth it!
Posted: Fri Oct 15, 2004 8:01 pm
by zookjedi
DeWsE wrote:duncan wrote:Was hopeing that the rims were 5 on 4 1/2 as thats is what TJs run and i have the wifes beadlocked rims but oh well was wondering on diff strengh as to wether i could run my 38s on zuk axles or have to go hilux or maybe GQ axles
I sense someone is dreaming again. With the wheel base on a zuk you would be doing rolly pollies all the way down the road. But if you put it on coil’s which I know you would then you can extend the wheel base.
Also doesn’t gonads run 46’s on his zuk with lux diffs?
LJxtreem had 36 tsl sx on his and they kept on dying on him, so he went to MQ diffs.
A few guys run 34’s in Melbourne but that is mainly mud.
I say stick to your plans that you had at Night owl, the wheel base will be worth it!
i thought LJxtreem hardly had any problems with the 36's except when reversing up hill etc and i think Gonads is running 80s series front diff pretty sure he wasn't running lux diffs either end at PUOSU
Posted: Fri Oct 15, 2004 8:32 pm
by mud4b
Damo wrote:mud4b wrote:thanks BLINGBOY
Ease up there, Mr Color Matched Chassis
its a shop thing.....
ahhh....you got me
Posted: Sat Oct 16, 2004 8:17 pm
by Guy
DeWsE wrote:duncan wrote:Was hopeing that the rims were 5 on 4 1/2 as thats is what TJs run and i have the wifes beadlocked rims but oh well was wondering on diff strengh as to wether i could run my 38s on zuk axles or have to go hilux or maybe GQ axles
I sense someone is dreaming again. With the wheel base on a zuk you would be doing rolly pollies all the way down the road. But if you put it on coil’s which I know you would then you can extend the wheel base.
Also doesn’t gonads run 46’s on his zuk with lux diffs?
LJxtreem had 36 tsl sx on his and they kept on dying on him, so he went to MQ diffs.
A few guys run 34’s in Melbourne but that is mainly mud.
I say stick to your plans that you had at Night owl, the wheel base will be worth it!
LJ was running 36's on his Zuk diffs for some time until a combination of heavy boots dual T/case's and long stressed Zuk axles gave in after about 12 to 18 months of pretty heavy abuse .
Sam used to run 37's on his buggy (granted he was running vit diffs but the rear vit diff use's the same size splines at the diff end as the sierra)
The MQ diffs area great upgrade .. easy access to 4.6 gears and matching spring pads ..
Posted: Sat Oct 16, 2004 8:27 pm
by -Mick-
love_mud wrote:DeWsE wrote:duncan wrote:Was hopeing that the rims were 5 on 4 1/2 as thats is what TJs run and i have the wifes beadlocked rims but oh well was wondering on diff strengh as to wether i could run my 38s on zuk axles or have to go hilux or maybe GQ axles
I sense someone is dreaming again. With the wheel base on a zuk you would be doing rolly pollies all the way down the road. But if you put it on coil’s which I know you would then you can extend the wheel base.
Also doesn’t gonads run 46’s on his zuk with lux diffs?
LJxtreem had 36 tsl sx on his and they kept on dying on him, so he went to MQ diffs.
A few guys run 34’s in Melbourne but that is mainly mud.
I say stick to your plans that you had at Night owl, the wheel base will be worth it!
LJ was running 36's on his Zuk diffs for some time until a combination of heavy boots dual T/case's and long stressed Zuk axles gave in after about 12 to 18 months of pretty heavy abuse .
Sam used to run 37's on his buggy (granted he was running vit diffs but the rear vit diff use's the same size splines at the diff end as the sierra)
The MQ diffs area great upgrade .. easy access to 4.6 gears and matching spring pads ..
for the nt or wt
nt I'm guessing
Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2004 12:33 pm
by Guy
-Mick- wrote:love_mud wrote:DeWsE wrote:duncan wrote:Was hopeing that the rims were 5 on 4 1/2 as thats is what TJs run and i have the wifes beadlocked rims but oh well was wondering on diff strengh as to wether i could run my 38s on zuk axles or have to go hilux or maybe GQ axles
I sense someone is dreaming again. With the wheel base on a zuk you would be doing rolly pollies all the way down the road. But if you put it on coil’s which I know you would then you can extend the wheel base.
Also doesn’t gonads run 46’s on his zuk with lux diffs?
LJxtreem had 36 tsl sx on his and they kept on dying on him, so he went to MQ diffs.
A few guys run 34’s in Melbourne but that is mainly mud.
I say stick to your plans that you had at Night owl, the wheel base will be worth it!
LJ was running 36's on his Zuk diffs for some time until a combination of heavy boots dual T/case's and long stressed Zuk axles gave in after about 12 to 18 months of pretty heavy abuse .
Sam used to run 37's on his buggy (granted he was running vit diffs but the rear vit diff use's the same size splines at the diff end as the sierra)
The MQ diffs area great upgrade .. easy access to 4.6 gears and matching spring pads ..
for the nt or wt
nt I'm guessing
Wide track .. the spring mounts on an MQ are the same width as the WT sierra ..