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Diff ratios
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Diff ratios
Guys,
what do the 5.29 diff ratio's come out of???
and would this be good to put in a hilux with a 3y engine and 35" tyres???
Thanks
Nick
what do the 5.29 diff ratio's come out of???
and would this be good to put in a hilux with a 3y engine and 35" tyres???
Thanks
Nick
i run toyta hiace 5.29's with welded rear and have broken 2 in the last 6 months, due 2 incorrect backlash wen i put em in but ya get that. since i have set the current 2 up sweet i havent had any probs
dave from this board has been running aftermarket 5.29's with a welded rear as hi DD and hasent broken them 4 quite a few years
dave from this board has been running aftermarket 5.29's with a welded rear as hi DD and hasent broken them 4 quite a few years
HYPOFAB
Thanks to:
Polyperformance
Yuri 4x4
Longfield
Thanks to:
Polyperformance
Yuri 4x4
Longfield
big red hilux wrote:Too easy, thanks guys. I never new that there was a twin light hi ace that came out. there was a single rounded light one which came out in 1977 would they have the right diff ratios????
They did come in some old 77 single headlight models, if the engine is a 12R ( 1600 ) then the diffs could be 5.29's. I found a real early hiace with a factory 5.71 tiny pinion !!
I asked the question a while back re after market 5.29's " are they any beefier than the factory ones " and nobody could tell me, could still be worth some investigation
www.4wd.net.nz
i have 5.29 and to date have broken 1 front. the first pair i bought i paid $88 an end for, when i replaced my front i paid $35 for the center. At this price i would rather break 2 a year then shell out the big $$$ for 4.88. I also have a spool in the rear and had it setup buy a diff shop, never had a problem with it.
NICK
NICK
TECH SCREW GURU
killalux wrote:will the 5.29 ring and pinion bolt straight into the standard 3rd member?
Nope :(
The early diffs ( 4.88 and 5.29 ) have thin ring gears so the pinion is set by the housing to suit this. If you bolt the R&P into a later housing the side bearing adjusters will not have enough adjustment. One guy here made a spacer to go between the ring and carrier... YUK.. but it does work.
The best method is to keep the R&P with the original housing, you can move carriers around tho, ie make a 5.29 LSD
www.4wd.net.nz
supercrawler wrote:HUMMM!!
How hard were you guys 4wheeling over there??
Here in southern cali most our rigs are equipped with 5.29\35"meat
Hardly have any problem even after tackle the famous
The sledge-hammer.rubicorn trails
I have 3 toys with 5.29 never had any problems.
r your 5.29s toyota factory gears ?? or aftermarket sets ??
HYPOFAB
Thanks to:
Polyperformance
Yuri 4x4
Longfield
Thanks to:
Polyperformance
Yuri 4x4
Longfield
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