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4.5 High Pinion?

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4.5 High Pinion?

Post by beebee »

What donor vehicle do these come from? To suit hilux.
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Post by jr9162 »

Most 90+ FJ80's have a 8" hi-pinion 4.10:1 diff. It'll practically drop in a 79-85 solid axle front housing. The electric locker will work too, but requires some fabrication on the axle housing.

I don't know what other ratio's are one the FJ80's besides 4.10:1

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Post by RUFF »

I got a 4.5 from a petrol Bundy a few years ago.
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Post by dumbdunce »

RUFF wrote:I got a 4.5 from a petrol Bundy a few years ago.


pretty sure that's the only factory application, but they are available aftermaket.
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Post by RUFF »

Is 4.5 the factory Ratio in Petrol Bundies? I just always thought they had 4.3s and this was just an Odd one that had 4.5s in it.
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Post by dumbdunce »

RUFF wrote:Is 4.5 the factory Ratio in Petrol Bundies? I just always thought they had 4.3s and this was just an Odd one that had 4.5s in it.


have seen both, but yes I think the 4.3 are far more common.
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Post by RV80 »

Sorry to hi jack.
What has 4.3's that'll go into a 80 series?
Or is it buy new aftermarket?
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Post by dumbdunce »

RV wrote:Sorry to hi jack.
What has 4.3's that'll go into a 80 series?
Or is it buy new aftermarket?


105 series diesel would be the easiest place to get a set of front and rear, assuming you can find a wrecked one.

bundera fronts will fit if you can find them, otherwise aftermarket would be the go.
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Post by Dero »

dumbdunce wrote:
RUFF wrote:Is 4.5 the factory Ratio in Petrol Bundies? I just always thought they had 4.3s and this was just an Odd one that had 4.5s in it.


have seen both, but yes I think the 4.3 are far more common.


I believe the petrol hardtops got 4.3s and the softtops 4.5s...
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Post by Bitsamissin »

When looking around for mine (Bundy) I found a 4.3 from a petrol and a 4.88 from a turbo diesel (very rare apparently) I bought the 4.3 as it was way cheaper. The ratio didn't matter to me as it runs 5.29's.
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Post by 4sum4 »

The 4.3 is in the 22R 84-85 and the 4.56 is in the 22R 85-92
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