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Starion marries Max
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Glad to see this posted in a new thread for everyone to follow. What are your long term plans?
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Next step,
Pull the diff from My 88' max, clean, inspect, and start comparing parts.
I will keep a complete pic log here for anyone who is interested.
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Please do. Is this going to be a track truck?
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Why do pictures keep dropping off?
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Parts are enroute from amayama,
6 thrust washers, 2ea @ 1.5, 1.6, 1.7mm--- MB160882 ,MB160883,MB160884 respectively
Front pinion brng shim set MB 569391
Rear pinion brng shim set MB 185351
Differential Axle thrust blocks 2ea MB160878
Pinion nut MB092197
Pics upon arrival :)
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parts!
http://www.mightyram50.net/vbulletin...id=26410&stc=1
that covers the shim/thrust washer end of things,
4 new friction discs on the way,
then pics of various 'stack' configurations.
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claych ~ so your experiment project is on the rear axle (?) 'n what improvements might be gained..? This is way above my knowledge & automotive experience... Thanks for any reply :)
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More info... ( credit to mrbdesign.com.au)
Starions used 4 different differentials depending on engine and market.
1) 3.55 "small crownwheel" diff (25 spline drive shafts) Australia
Below pic...
http://starion.mrbdesign.com.au/images/JA_diff.jpg
http://starion.mrbdesign.com.au/imag...crownwheel.jpg
2) 3.55 "big crownwheel" diff (25 spline drive shafts) Australia, US, JDM, Europe
3) 3.9 "big crownwheel" diff (25 spline drive shafts) Australia only 1987 JD model
4) 3.55 "big crownwheel" diff (28 spline drive shafts) US, JDM, Europe 1989
Below pic...
http://starion.mrbdesign.com.au/images/US_diff.jpg
http://starion.mrbdesign.com.au/imag...crownwheel.jpg.
NOTE: All differentials were available in LSD. However in most markets this was an option so lots of cars do not have a LSD.
So, I have a high crown 3.55 ratio, 28 spline 6 bolt axle carrier to work with.
as far as 8" carrier units go this is one of Mitsu's strongest.
More to follow as time permits.
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BUMP...
Thread's been sleeping for a while.
3.55 gear would be perfect for my application.
Guess I'll have to start really researching axle assemblies and interchange.
If I'm going to be doing hiway patrol, I'll need some easier gears to lower engine revs.