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  1. 9th December 2008, 03:23 PM #1
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    110 Axles???

    Are they all the same guys? I believe the 110 has Salisbury diffs is this correct?

    I was looking for diffs to put in the Series 3 and may have come across a set of 110 axles

    Anything I should be looking for specifically as they are attached to a Disco chassis just now simply to keep the chassis rolling, but guy says they are 110 axels..
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  2. 9th December 2008, 03:55 PM #2
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    ASFAIK they don't all have Salisbury diffs and the axles do vary.
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    for a start 110 Sals axles are much longer than Series Sals axles as the 110 has a much wider track.
    Then there's the differences between the drum braked versions and disc braked ones....
    ...so no, they won't fit.
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    I know they won't "just fit" due to being coils instead of leafs but I was planning RR axles or even Toyota axles but found some 110 and thought it would be better staying Rover.........

    The wider track is part of the benefit
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    Oh, I thought you were talking about using the 110 axles as in drive shafts in a Series Sals rear end assembly.
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    Re-reading my original post I can see why you thought that sorry!!

    I mean the entire axle assembly.
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    The 110's are 3.54 ratio, the series 3 is 4.7 to one so you will need extra power.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DeeJay View Post
    The 110's are 3.54 ratio, the series 3 is 4.7 to one so you will need extra power.
    V8 power perhaps.
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