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Re: Question on Toyota axles
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12/24/08 09:46 PM
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Joined: Jul 2003
Posts: 850
Rock Warrior
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I hang aroud the Toy shops here because that's the closest I can get to a Mitsu shop.:-)
As I understand things the only problamatic part is the Birfields. Rock Stomper ran them for years with 37s and larger. Far as I know the ONLY thing he ever broke were the joints. Last axle I saw was using Porsche joints; they still broke.
The current 'trend' is to transplant D60 knuckles and re-do the axles shafts to fit. It's not hard or expensive. Basically you get a Ford 9" with Dana 60 knuckles when you're done strength wise. I've seen a couple done in the last few months.
Honestly? It's a waste of time. It's still cheaper to build a D44/D60 or a Ford 9" than to try and make a Toy or Mitsu axle do the same thing. It's kinda like trying to turn a Mitsu IFS carrier into a solid axle...why???
Edward
'97 Montero Sport LS 5-Speed 3.5L conversion SAS Dana 44s & ARBs, 35" Yoko Geolandar M/Ts NP231 B4R doubler/Terra Low231/RP 5.38 229:1 '99 Montero Sport Limited 4WD SAS 3-link project '03 Montero Sport Limited AWD '97 Montero Sport LS 5-Speed 4WD
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