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    Stronger front axle - what is it?

    Thought some people might be interested in my latest tinkering....

    Guess what it is

    IMAG0040.jpg

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    Quote Originally Posted by the_grubb View Post
    Thought some people might be interested in my latest tinkering....

    Guess what it is

    IMAG0040.jpg
    Looks Nissota... I will guess 80 or 105 series front axle with Landie hubs.

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    Would it be a Nissan or Toyota front end to which you are grafting Range Rover Classic swivel housings and hub assemblies to ?
    Question is why not use the complete front end instead of building a hybrid one?
    Wagoo.

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    Quote Originally Posted by isuzurover View Post
    Looks Nissota... I will guess 80 or 105 series front axle with Landie hubs.
    Nope not 80 or 105 series....

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    Well, its high pinion, banjo, coil sprung, with fore aft radius bushes.....

    v6 coily 4 runner??

    How are you getting a high pinion to clear oil filter/ and or sump?

    Whats it going in/ what motor above it.


    I had to mod sump to get a sals front under a 300tdi in a defer...

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    Quote Originally Posted by wagoo View Post
    Would it be a Nissan or Toyota front end to which you are grafting Range Rover Classic swivel housings and hub assemblies to ?
    Question is why not use the complete front end instead f buiding a hybrid one?
    wagoo

    Why not use complete front end? So I can keep the same wheel stud pattern to my rear and not shear studs

    Not really any grafting so to speak.....

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    I retract my guess on the account that the vehicle i guessed doesnt even run beam axle front

    altho all the other statements about it i think are right and should be plenty of infor to find out after research.

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    My last guess is a GQ Nissan,soley based on the observation that the cv joint on the floor appears to be about the same diameter as the RRC one beside it,and no Toyota style electic difflock gubbins on the r/h/s of the diff.
    Wagoo.

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    Nissan Patrol (GQ?) front?



    (and I think I just found where you got the idea )

    (no wait - he kept it 6-stud)

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    Wouldn't it be easier to just swop both axles?

    Oops but the Nissan GQ is a 4.625:1 ratio?

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