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Thread: Ashcroft Force 9, is there anything better?

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    Quote Originally Posted by rovercare View Post
    Because he does not want to machine spindles
    LR spindle ID tolerances are so large that I have found some where a 30spl axle fits with no machining needed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by isuzurover View Post
    LR spindle ID tolerances are so large that I have found some where a 30spl axle fits with no machining needed.
    Welcome back Dad

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    31 both ends
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    Quote Originally Posted by uninformed View Post
    I was going to ask if the early spindles different dia, but I guess if they use they same old wheel bearings as most coil LR then, no, the oustide dia will be the same?

    I just googled the F9 31 spline and its 1.3333" or 33.865mm So I guess you are only boring about 1 - 1.3mm wich would be half of that on wall thckness.

    Again, I take it you had no problems in this area?
    Twice my wheel fell off.....but they were fronts

    It was fine

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ancient Mariner View Post
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    Nice!

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    Quote Originally Posted by blackrangie View Post
    . Ps..LRA have built a 525hp LS3 RRC running non pegged Ashcroft gear front and rear with an ATB centre diff in the LT230 and the owner thashes the thing, and it barbecues all 4's nicely ..hasn't broken anything yet but thats not to say he wont.
    Lol a none pegged rover diff holding together with 525hp.
    Yeah on wet asphalt for a short time.

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    Better still why spend all that money putting ashcroft gear in a rover housing and not pegging it? Pegging only takes a few hours to do

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ancient Mariner View Post
    31 both ends
    your custom Ford 9 front, what was the diffs original application? (vehicle and was it front or rear)

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    Quote Originally Posted by uninformed View Post
    your custom Ford 9 front, what was the diffs original application? (vehicle and was it front or rear)
    From memory an F150

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    Quote Originally Posted by moparrangie View Post
    Lol a none pegged rover diff holding together with 525hp.
    Yeah on wet asphalt for a short time.

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    Lets keep this tread reasonable please and positive, i just pointed out a reality of a setup thats 31hp of what im going to run and it gets driven hard and you say yeah but in the rain and for a short period, do you know the guy and how he drives? Its running full ashcroft gear front and rear and it hasnt broken yet, but may. Its a case study




    Quote Originally Posted by moparrangie View Post
    Better still why spend all that money putting ashcroft gear in a rover housing and not pegging it? Pegging only takes a few hours to do

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    Who knows mate, but its holding together to date, so maybe theres your reason. If you really want to know, Maybe get on the phone to Andrew and have a chat to him about why he does what he does , at the same time maybe thank him for building some of the best Range Rover Classics and Disco's in the world, dont believe me, go check them out for yourself. Every build he makes is getting better, and at the end of the day is based on options the client chooses. If you want something not on the option list he will try to make it happen. Pegging done properly is not cheap or easy for the average punter, buying the built 3rd from Ashcroft is probably the easiest option imo

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