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    Quote Originally Posted by rick130 View Post
    Needs a shave

    The SHCS's look good.

    I think I'll take another 5mm or so off mine just to show Pat a Sals can be as trim as a Rover diff and so will have to change the bottom bolts to SHCS's, so may as well go stainless all round, eh
    And OAT in the rad . Pat

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    Quote Originally Posted by PAT303 View Post
    And OAT in the rad . Pat
    Nope, no OAT anymore, Cummins HOAT

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    I try not to run coolant in my Sals.....

    AFAIK, SHCS = Socket Head Cap Screw

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    Quote Originally Posted by uninformed View Post
    I try not to run coolant in my Sals.....

    AFAIK, SHCS = Socket Head Cap Screw
    But how do you stop it getting hot ?




    and sorry, yes, SHCS = socket head cap screw, AKA an allen bolt or unbrako, but the proper term is 'socket head cap screw' as Unbrako is a brand of SPS Fasteners, and they (and Holokrome) make probably the best SHCS's.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rick130 View Post
    But how do you stop it getting hot ?



    I run my wheel bearings in oil, this means the oil from the diff is circulating out through the stub shaft, past the axle shaft/ flange and into the bearings....the bearings acts as fans and cool the oil





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    Quote Originally Posted by rick130 View Post
    But how do you stop it getting hot ?




    and sorry, yes, SHCS = socket head cap screw, AKA an allen bolt or unbrako, but the proper term is 'socket head cap screw' as Unbrako is a brand of SPS Fasteners, and they (and Holokrome) make probably the best SHCS's.
    Easy, one of the functions of oil is that of a cooling agent. Thats why pistons have underside squirters, to keep the bottom of the piston crown cool.
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    Wow didn't realize this post would go this far! I have a bit of a dumb question now laughs are allowed

    What is a maxi drive?

    Kinda new to the whole 4x4 technical terms!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jonno007 View Post
    ..................................I have a bit of a dumb question now laughs are allowed

    What is a maxi drive? ........................
    Laughs are always allowed .

    'You can't take life too seriously, you'll never get out of it alive.'

    As for maxidrive, the holy grail of aftermarket Land Rover driveline components in Australia. Went out of business some time ago but the quality designed axles, flanges etc. are now made by other suppliers, sort of a Phoenix arising from the ashes, so to speak.
    The 'maxidrive' term is often used generically to describle these components.

    That's my basic understanding of it. I'll leave it to the 'sages' to cross the i's and dot the t's and correct me if need be.

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    Maxidrive was the name given to the first rover lockers made by Key Four Wheel Drive on the Gold Coast, late being known as Maxidrive Engineering. It was a small operation that had a big impact on the rover community WORLD wide. The owner/operator retired and closed up shop. His right hand man, Barry Ward owns and runs Hi-Tough Engineering making the same axles and drive flanges and doing some of the machine work for some other "maxidrive" products. M R Automotive bought the rights to the Maxidrive name and some of the product line.

    the "can" or round cylinder attached to my axle tube just left of diff center, referred to by me in the pic, is the actuator (piston housing and piston with selector fork) the hemisphere has been machined modded, and other bits added (including axle shafts and drive flanges)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blknight.aus View Post
    Easy, one of the functions of oil is that of a cooling agent. Thats why pistons have underside squirters, to keep the bottom of the piston crown cool.
    bahahahahahahahahahahah

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