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who_your_datty_1200
Re: H190 Diff or not??
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This is out of a C20 Vanette(Import) Drum to drum its 1420 mm and the diff on Monty is 1300mm, so I dont think that it will fit!!


So your saying that the C20 van diff is a full 120mm wider than a H165 from a ute? Thats just unacceptable


You know that I dont have a ute diff in Monty, its just the std 1200 one!!!!

Posted on: 2005/3/8 11:04
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You know that I dont have a ute diff in Monty, its just the std 1200 one!!!!


isn't the H145 the same width as a H165?

Posted on: 2005/3/8 11:11
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Fuk'd if I know you tell me LOL

Posted on: 2005/3/8 11:40
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Hey CA18, thanks for the heads up on the 620 diff. Will investigate this option for the new car ! The H190 I have with a 4.6 alloy centre has H165 axles Good to hear I can find a 29 spline in the same ratio
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So what does a 620 ute look like?

Posted on: 2005/3/9 7:30
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Yeah what do they look like??

Posted on: 2005/3/9 9:27
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So what does a 620 ute look like?
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They come in tray back ute back and also king cab. late 60s to mid 70's they where made. A bit of work required to fit them. The pinion angle is way out, the axles need to be machined down in diameter and restuded to 4 stud. (6 stud standard) I cut the drum brakes off with a large angle grinder as they are a really strange setup to get off.

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Cheers for that Andrew, but are you also saying that there are a few mods to make this 620 diff fit, like the chopping off of the old drums??

Posted on: 2005/3/9 13:05
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Thats what Im saying. Its not a bolt in job you will have to cut the spring saddles off and relocate to get the pinion angle right.
I suppose you could use the standard drum brake rear they are very large heavy looking things and a six stud pattern. I converted mine to disc brake rear. There are some picture of mine being modified on here somewhere.
620 ute axles
compared to 1200 ute axles
disc brakes on 620 diff

Posted on: 2005/3/10 2:45
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Anyone got an H165 diff centre with a 3.9 they wanna sell?

What diff would a datsun1500 ute have? (J15 powered)

Posted on: 2005/3/11 8:59
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