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H165 Which tailshaft to use
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Recently swapped the standard H150 diff in my 120y wagon for a H165. The tailshaft is now approximately 40mm too long is there any standard datto tailshafts I can use? Or do I just have to get this one shortened?

Posted on: 2015/10/11 11:40
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You want a ute shaft. I have one that needs unis replaced. But they are "non replacable" which means you need a tailshaft guy to replace em. Stock ones are a bit weak so its worth upgrading them at the same time. $100 for the shaft I have. Maybe someone else will do one cheaper.

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Auto h150 maybe

Posted on: 2015/10/11 13:25
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Ute shaft should do it. About 40-50 mm shorter seems about right.

Both H150 and H165 use the same flange, but the H150 is only 4 mm different from H145.

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Overall length (A+B+C)
* 1334 mm B110
* 1330 mm 120Y (H150)
* ???? mm B120 (H165)

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Posted on: 2015/10/11 13:51
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Ah ute tailshaft makes sence will try and track one down thanks guys.

Posted on: 2015/10/11 23:23
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They can be found Stuey but for the time and money i would just get yours shortened.

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Rallycar is kindly going to lend me one so I can move the wagon around. Will get the other one shortened when A15 and 5 speed go in

Posted on: 2015/10/12 22:15
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Awesome bud I have one but freight etc.. would be dearer than shortening in my experience.

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Hey mate,
Just food for thought,could be an option if your still going to pay someone to mod a tailshaft.
maybe get an aluminium/alloy tailshaft from the wreckers and get it modified to suit?
Some ford models came with aluminium tailshafts from factory.

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