do any of the toyota surfs come with open diffs in the rear? im buying some aussie lockers and they wont fit in my lsd. i think the diffs are 8" rear and 7 1/2" front. also is there any way i can tell what ratio is in there without counting teeth. i replaced both diffs from a hilux pick up which i know was a better ratio for bigger tyres.
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2ndgen surf axle codes ending in 5 are lsd,ending in 4 are open.
G144 - 4.88 ratio open
G145 - 4.88 LSD
G294 - 4.10 ratio
G254 - 4.55 ratio
That's from memory so the ratios may be a little bit out..
There is an auto locker available for an LSD diff I'll try and find the link..
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Thanks. Looks good. I don't mind getting an open diff off something else. Just a quick question. Is there any way to identify the diff and what model it came out of from just the diff casing. Or in the case of the front diff the whole unit was exchanged. I only say because if I remember rightly my rear diff is different because it uses larger bearing and is strong than my surf one that came out. Same for the front. I still have the old LSD and front diff. Will probably sell them off cheap.Completely bitten by the off road bug, and what better vehicle to do it in!
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That's a really good link. Also shows that you can get the factory hilux front diff units with diff locks as stardard and swap the whole thing out. I have someone offering me one and now I know it'll bold straight in for very little money. Only rear locker needed. Might be able to find factory one as well. Thanks.Completely bitten by the off road bug, and what better vehicle to do it in!
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Originally posted by Cooler View Postdo any of the toyota surfs come with open diffs in the rear? im buying some aussie lockers and they wont fit in my lsd. i think the diffs are 8" rear and 7 1/2" front. also is there any way i can tell what ratio is in there without counting teeth. i replaced both diffs from a hilux pick up which i know was a better ratio for bigger tyres.
however not sure which diff it fits as there is two main diff types. yanks call them "4cyl" and "v6" diffs. the turbo diesels use the "v6" diff which is the stronger.
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