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new unbreakable project??

Tech Talk for Rover owners.

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new unbreakable project??

Post by modman »

hey guys, i'm a newbie and want to build my own
new project
fc 101 diffs spo
46' leaves allround with 50mm orbit eyes in front eyes
lt95
4.4 v8
bobbed s3 ex army
i want to ru 38 or 42 swampers
i am also thinking of using an auto (nice witn the v8, but crap gearing)
i allready have some of these parts, but running gear doesn't have to be rover
any comments or tips??
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Post by Maddog »

Use the FC body and make a unique beast!
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Post by Bush65 »

As I understand it, the FC101 Sals use weak rover axles.
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Post by modman »

i'm pretty sure 101 axles are 1.5 inch 30 odd spline axles.
i started with these diff because of the strength in housings axles and c.v's
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Post by bj on roids »

Bush65 wrote:As I understand it, the FC101 Sals use weak rover axles.


The forward control is based off a Landcruiser FJ45, and uses 1.5"axles.
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Post by Bush65 »

bj on roids wrote:
Bush65 wrote:As I understand it, the FC101 Sals use weak rover axles.


The forward control is based off a Landcruiser FJ45, and uses 1.5"axles.


They may well be 1.5" axles, but FC101 is based on an FJ45!! What parts are Landcruiser?
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Post by DaveS3 »

Are the 101FC diffs a straightout transplant into series vehicles??
If so, what is there availability like???
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Post by modman »

101 diffs are a straight fit for lwb s111's
same steering large brakes, only the front shaft needs a mod because of the length of salisbury 3rd member
they can also be sprung over easily because of existing perches
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Post by landy_man »

bj on roids wrote:The forward control is based off a Landcruiser FJ45, and uses 1.5"axles.


WHAT :shock: :shock:

The 101 FC was released by Land Rover in 1962 based on the Land Rover Series 11A...

IIRC the FJ 45 was released sometime around 1964/5
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Post by modman »

too true :twisted: :twisted:
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Post by DaveS3 »

Sounds good modman, so who has spare sets of the 101FC diffs :?:
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