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  1. 12th May 2010, 06:23 PM #11
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    Dont want to knock up another set while you are at it do you ??
    Name your price lol
    Out of curiosity was it a 2 or 4 pinion diff?
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  2. 12th May 2010, 08:11 PM #12
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    Quote Originally Posted by djam1 View Post
    Dont want to knock up another set while you are at it do you ??
    Name your price lol
    They are easy enough to make however, will involve stripping the diff out with my way of doing it, so labour then becomes an issue on top of the machining. Maybe exchange housings?
    I will keep the jigs for our good members that may need one done for some reason
    Out of curiosity was it a 2 or 4 pinion diff?
    It was four pinion with MD shafts and AEU2522 CV's.
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  3. 12th May 2010, 08:43 PM #13
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    wait you have a mill but you cant mill back a normal set of socket head screws to suit?

    dont forget to cut an oil groove into the peg plate.
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  4. 12th May 2010, 08:51 PM #14
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    QUOTE=Blknight.aus;1250304]wait you have a mill but you cant mill back a normal set of socket head screws to suit?
    I have a small lathe for that. All takes time. For a one off be fine. Cheaper to buy the screws, crazy isn't it
    dont forget to cut an oil groove into the peg plate.
    [/QUOTE] Yea thanks, That would be a bad oversight. Just deciding if to bore the locating holes right through to the oil grove?
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  5. 13th May 2010, 11:03 AM #15
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rangier Rover View Post
    Can anyone here source these...

    Today I have finally managed to blow the front CWP wile reversing out of a nasty gully after I got hung up on a log

    I only have four more spare 3.54 diffs here so want to peg them from now on.

    I pegged a 4.7 in our 109 with a 5/8 bolt and two nuts but makes awful noises when the crown wheel works against it

    I want to do the next one a little more scientifically.

    Tony
    I have quite a collection of Unbrako screws of many kinds. What diameter/pitch/length do you need and how many. I will have a look when you answer.
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  6. 14th May 2010, 10:05 PM #16
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    hello i work at a nut and bolt shop at sth tweed heads (tweed bolt supplies) , we have cup point socket grub screws that u could machine/ turn back your point . box lot are much cheaper for odd sizes but not sure of what your thread is so ?? until knowing what its , also have a cratfty tool maker close to us that does odd machining if required .cheers
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