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I supported Toymods
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 Ezyest diff up grade ra23
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Sat, 03 January 2004 13:37
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Hi fellas
I have just finished putting a 1ggte in my ra23 and I dont know how long my diff will hold up so I was hoping you could help me with your knowlage on this subject,
I am looking for a straight bolt in job it doesn't matter if the diff is longer as I have 30mm spaicers on the ass end of my car I was thinking of a BW out of a holden (maybe)
Thank you
BEN
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I supported Toymods
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Re: Ezyest diff up grade ra23
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Sun, 04 January 2004 03:42
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Yep, no such thing as a straight bolt in, or anything close. Most people adapt a Hilux diff (G series) or a Corona MkII diff (F series) which is what I'm doing. Both of these are a similar width to the Celica diff so there's no need to shorten them.
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Montrose, VIC
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Re: Ezyest diff up grade ra23
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Sun, 04 January 2004 05:29
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Or for the more daring there's always the R31 Skyline option  I, and others, have probably already said enough about this, so hit the magic search button 
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Madrid - Spain
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Re: Ezyest diff up grade ra23
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Sun, 04 January 2004 12:06
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While the axles and crownwheel/pinion aren't all that strong, putting in a not too violent lsd centre will see the t series lasting reasonably well, as long as you aren't a burnout queen.
Other than that you are looking at a conversion of some sort.
T series lsd's are available, but not cheaply.
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Re: Ezyest diff up grade ra23
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Mon, 05 January 2004 05:28
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thanks fellas I think that ill have to go with the hilux conversion.
Cheers ben
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