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seph234:
is the 110 rear axle/diff a stronger unit than the one in 90's disco's etc if so why doesnt any one change to this set up, if not why did land rover use the sailsbury(spelling) diff etc on the 110.

Xtremeteam:
the axle is huge in physical size compared to the other units,also it was drums only till about 94 onwards

Eeyore:
And if it wasn't Salisbury (about as close to Dana D60 as you can get), it was the equally tough 4 pin.

Proof of the pudding an' all that - there are still oodles of racers that want the mythical Salisbury front (that featured on some very rare miliatry stuff and very early hi-cap 110s (IIRC))

cheers
 8)
Eeyore*

*with some help from Wolife - part owner of a 110 racer

Henry Webster:
They're certainly tough, but heavy, difficult to work on, and physically very large.  They don't do much for ground clearance either.

Personally I don't want to drag the weight of one around... :wink:

H

muddyweb:
I'm with you Mr W.   As Eeyore says, they are much harder to repair too.  So if you do get any damage / wear, then it's a big pain

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