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Thread: Defender diff for 2 Door rangie

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    do you have details of the hi-tuff so i can get in contact?? thanks again

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    Quote Originally Posted by 4.42doorrangie View Post
    what and where do you get a sirlocker??? and are hituff the maxi axels??
    Typo Airlocker

    Yep, they are Maxi axles

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    thanks guys. it sounds like a better option.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 4.42doorrangie View Post
    do you have details of the hi-tuff so i can get in contact?? thanks again
    Barry Ward,
    Hi-Tough Engineering
    U3/7 Ryecroft St
    Carrara Qld 4211
    Australia.

    phone 61 (0)7 5530 4123

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    i am having the same trouble with blowing up the rear diff in a 88 rangie, 3.5 efi, 33x12.5x15 mtr. i have fitted 4.1's with an ARB air locker. the air locker has stop blowing up the diff centers, but now i am pulling teeth off the crown wheel. have found a company on the net from the UK - KAM. They look to make a range of diff ratio's & claim to be strong. does anyone know anything about this company & they products?

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    I run KAM 4.11s, they're reputedly the strongest aftermarket gearsets available for rover, and I haven't broken one yet

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    I tend to think that if you're breaking rover CW/P then it's time to look at a different type of diff for reliability. eg Salisbury, Toy 8" conversion, Landcruiser, Patrol etc.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Slunnie View Post
    I tend to think that if you're breaking rover CW/P then it's time to look at a different type of diff for reliability. eg Salisbury, Toy 8" conversion, Landcruiser, Patrol etc.
    If they're other 4.1 or 4.11's they will break

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    Quote Originally Posted by rovercare View Post
    If they're other 4.1 or 4.11's they will break
    As in Rover type 4.1 and 4.11 that are not KAM?

    I run Dana 4.11 onto Rover ARB lockers and they've been pretty good, but I have heard of and seen others break, notably 4.1
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