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Is this a good reliable driveline??

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Is this a good reliable driveline??

Post by dow50r »

Guys
Im looking at a 73 rangie rover with 3.5 v8 (twin su's), and 1990-1994 viscous coupling 5 speed and 1985 model diffs.... is this all good gear to have in the driveline, or will i still be breaking things????
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Post by GRIMACE »

wat size tyres??? lockers???

the viscous transfer isnt the best reccomendation for offroad as it doesnt have a solid centre difflock (hence the viscous wording)

All rangie diffs are weak and dont be suprised if they break.
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Post by HSV Rangie »

viscus crap.


if its cheaps its good

drive line fit maxis or jac mac locker and axles all will be good.

if it is for a toy the viscus will let you down.


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Post by dow50r »

Thanks guys
Thought it might be a good thing viscous and torque on demand to axle with traction....but maybe not...hey :)
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