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    Isuzu Torque

    50000k first break down and new necked down version


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    Weird, that looks like it wasnt installed fully in.
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    The other 30mm is still in the 23 spline CV

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    You've been giving it too much Noel
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    As the saying goes Brian to much power in the hands of a idiot but in my defence LR dont give you that much size to work with


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    Haha
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ancient Mariner View Post
    The other 30mm is still in the 23 spline CV

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    That makes a lot more sense!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ancient Mariner View Post
    50000k first break down and new necked down versionAM
    I'm going to be the first ignorant to guess and ask - does the necking down allow the shaft to twist more and reduce risk of breakage?

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    That is the plan .The new long axle for the locking TBD is EN26 and have ordered a piece to make a new one and keep the one in pic as spare
    Pre hardened and tempered EN26 can be further surface hardened by flame or induction hardening, and by nitriding. EN26 is used extensively in most industry sectors for applications requiring higher tensile and yield strength than 4140, 4340 or EN25 can provide


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    Quote Originally Posted by Ancient Mariner View Post
    That is the plan .The new long axle for the locking TBD is EN26 and have ordered a piece to make a new one and keep the one in pic as spare
    Pre hardened and tempered EN26 can be further surface hardened by flame or induction hardening, and by nitriding. l
    Thanks AM.

    As an amateur I would be keen to see a few shots of your spline cutting, particularly what you use to do the spline (make cutter yourself, buy from somewhere, single cutter, multitooth form). And will you do the hardening yourself or farm it out?

    I enquired after some EN26 and was told it could be bought tempered through (no matter how deep you cut it was tempered) - all you had to do was cut your splines, then surface treat the splines as you suggest to harden them for wear.

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