toyota diff's

[fastfrench]

hoping someone can please help me solve identify which diff type i have.
also hoping i wont get vloeked at for telling you that the hilux back axle has been shortened down and is now in the back of my ford anglia. the toyota axles and gearbox [21r] are just so strong i had to use them to handle the 350bhp nitrous ford engine.
the unit is a 4.875 ratio, the centre comes out complete like the old ford anglia. drums are finned type. there is no identity code tag on the casing so i dont know what type it is. i want to buy a couple of centre sections so i can have limited slips to use for drags 4.875 and road something like a 4.3-3.9. can anybody help with information.

[ThysdJ]

Yeah okay fast frenchy, we can probably help you, but then you will have to display a HILUX4X4.CO.ZA forum sticker on your Anglia next time you race...

Post a pic of the diff, I am sure the guys who know will be able to tell you. BTW, Welcome to the forum, now when do you plan on purchasing the rest of the Hilux?

[CasKru]

I agree with Kaspaas... :)

Welcome. Post us a pic of the axle and we might be able to identify.....

[fastfrench]

thanks guys, i will take photo's the weekend and post again.

[BenHur]

Hi Welcome

So how about that Hilux4x4 sticker then?

[fastfrench]

here are two photos of the spare centre unit i have for the car this one has a 4.1 ratio. anyone know what type this is and if it is limited slip or not? the other unit in the car is a 4.875. are all the diffs fitted with the same size halfshafts? spline sizes etc. any info will be a help.
thanks

[Riceburner]

Count the splines if its 30 its from a pickup. The last one looks like its from the v6 pickups with the 2 crospins. ring gear should measure 8"

[fastfrench]

yes both units have 30 splines. the unit in the photo has the double cross gears but i cant see the plates for the lsd.