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92softtop
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hi people just wondering what work goes into welding the rear diff, its a 1.3 WT if that makes a diffrance
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stockman

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NOT like that
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92softtop
Joined: Wed Sep 16, 2009 11:30 pm Posts: 44 Location: GOLD COAST
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hahaha yer i know that much
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joeblow
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i think royce should make the 'search' title the biggest thing you can see. 
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BlueSuzy

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The problem with rear sierra centres (some older fronts also) is that they are fully closed. You have to pull the carrier out of the centre, and pull it apart, and weld the gears in there, but make sure the 4th side gear lines up nice, and the top plate can be bolted back on.
There is another way to wled them also, can't find link, but i have done it and they click and act abit weird.
Otherwise buy a spool, or other type of shit-wong or air locker that replaces the centre if you want to swap it to an open diff again.
Depends how handy you are at getting the backlash back to stock also.
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BlueSuzy

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Joeblow teh new grimbo?
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92softtop
Joined: Wed Sep 16, 2009 11:30 pm Posts: 44 Location: GOLD COAST
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 Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2010 2:53 am |
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ok so no buying all new shit for welded diff its just whats already in the centre.
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Ben_Sierra

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Found this pic courtesy of want33s in another thread....
Does that give you an idea?
Should lock things up real nice for ya...
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JrZook
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Ben_Sierra wrote: Found this pic courtesy of want33s in another thread....
Good one, how about the same pic found at the top of this thread 
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BlueSuzy

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92softtop wrote: ok so no buying all new shit for welded diff its just whats already in the centre.
I had to read that 3 times.
Welded diff, is ..a welded diff. No other mods except for weld...
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92softtop
Joined: Wed Sep 16, 2009 11:30 pm Posts: 44 Location: GOLD COAST
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 Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2010 3:39 am |
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haha sorry, ok lets see how many centres i go through before i get it right
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Ben_Sierra

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I don't see any other pics in this thread....

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atari4x4

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Ben_Sierra wrote: Found this pic courtesy of want33s in another thread....  Does that give you an idea? Should lock things up real nice for ya...
nice tech, dont weld it like this. 
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atari4x4

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BlueSuzy wrote: The problem with rear sierra centres (some older fronts also) is that they are fully closed. You have to pull the carrier out of the centre, and pull it apart, and weld the gears in there, but make sure the 4th side gear lines up nice, and the top plate can be bolted back on.
There is another way to wled them also, can't find link, but i have done it and they click and act abit weird.
Otherwise buy a spool, or other type of shit-wong or air locker that replaces the centre if you want to swap it to an open diff again.
Depends how handy you are at getting the backlash back to stock also. was this the thread? want33s wrote: If you must weld a diff (which I wouldn't recommend) then do it this way... http://www.island4x4.com/4x4tech/axle/weldeddiff1/
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JrZook
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Ben_Sierra

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JrZook wrote: stockman wrote:  NOT like that
I still can't see the pic, though I can see the link in the quoted text...
Must be the shitty filters on the work network....
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Fatzook

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92softtop
Joined: Wed Sep 16, 2009 11:30 pm Posts: 44 Location: GOLD COAST
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Quote: want33s wrote: If you must weld a diff (which I wouldn't recommend) then do it this way... www.island4x4.com/4x4t...ldeddiff1/
on a scale of 1-10 how hard is it to do this
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Ben_Sierra

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92softtop wrote: Quote: want33s wrote: If you must weld a diff (which I wouldn't recommend) then do it this way... www.island4x4.com/4x4t...ldeddiff1/ on a scale of 1-10 how hard is it to do this
Depends... Do you know how to use a welder?
If so, easy.
If not, hard...
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92softtop
Joined: Wed Sep 16, 2009 11:30 pm Posts: 44 Location: GOLD COAST
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92softtop
Joined: Wed Sep 16, 2009 11:30 pm Posts: 44 Location: GOLD COAST
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sorry for the double post,
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LittleJeep
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want33s wrote: was this the thread? If you must weld a diff (which I wouldn't recommend) then do it this way... http://www.island4x4.com/4x4tech/axle/weldeddiff1/[/quote]
IMO this is the best way to weld a diff. if you get the shits with it you can change side gears rather than f*$%ing a whole diff centre
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92softtop
Joined: Wed Sep 16, 2009 11:30 pm Posts: 44 Location: GOLD COAST
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 Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2010 4:50 am |
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so this just locks the back wheels so they both spin at the same speed. so it will keep pushin if one of the back wheels are off the ground.
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Ben_Sierra

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92softtop wrote: so this just locks the back wheels so they both spin at the same speed. so it will keep pushin if one of the back wheels are off the ground.
Yep.
It will also keep the wheels spinning at the same speed on the road when you go round corners, so it will increase tyre wear, the tyres will skip a bit on hard lock, and it'll sqeak and squeal in car parks.
If you can live with that then go for it...
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92softtop
Joined: Wed Sep 16, 2009 11:30 pm Posts: 44 Location: GOLD COAST
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thanks everone for your help i will consult the fabricator (dad) and see what he rekons, ill keep ya posted
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BlueSuzy

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Dads normally dont like the idea.
I welded my side gears as per the last pic, they ended up ratcheting, wearing out the welds, then will eventually smash. On 33's.
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Fatzook

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BlueSuzy wrote: Dads normally dont like the idea.  I welded my side gears as per the last pic, they ended up ratcheting, wearing out the welds, then will eventually smash. On 33's. 0
use a higher tensile rod or filler wire next time.
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zukenutter

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atari4x4 wrote: was this the thread? want33s wrote: If you must weld a diff (which I wouldn't recommend) then do it this way... http://www.island4x4.com/4x4tech/axle/weldeddiff1/
That seems like a pretty good option. I've never liked the idea of welded diffs but this is a pretty good compromise.
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appsie
Joined: Sun Apr 20, 2008 11:30 pm Posts: 2225
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i never knew could be done the way in that other pic just doin the side gears.Its kinda cool,ill try it one day and as you say saves wrecking a hole centre
i normally belt bolts in between the 4 spider gears,fill the crap out of it,then side gear back on,some minor weld again and bolt it all back up.ive broken 2 due to not enough weld but i suspect i have a 3rd one on its way out now after nearly 2 years
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matty87
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on this topic are the side gears used in the nt and wt diffs and all the different ratios out there the same
as in could i use the side gears out of a wt rear with a 3.7 or what ever ratio it is in an nt diff center with a 4.1 ratio?
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