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What Diff to Use in a 120ySSS
cossee
Posted on: 2006/3/23 11:43
Any one have EASY Answer for me.
Have a 1975 120ySSS (NZ Model) with 5 Speed Box Have all the HP I want now (195HP), But Now need to change Diff Ratio. I was told a 1200 Ute Diff Head would Bolt Sttraigh in ??? ( Heard that one before) But if ANY ONES Done it or can advise, Much Apreicated
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Re: What Diff to Use in a 120ySSS
sidedraught
Posted on: 2006/3/23 11:57
I am thinking that a 120Y should have an H150 or a Borg Warner diff, neither of which will take the ute diff H165 head.
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Re: What Diff to Use in a 120ySSS
Dats-hot
Posted on: 2006/3/23 12:04
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Re: What Diff to Use in a 120ySSS
ddgonzal
Posted on: 2006/3/23 17:52
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Have a 1975 120ySSS ... (195HP)
#5
Re: What Diff to Use in a 120ySSS
Posted on: 2006/3/24 0:11
most probably jap spec moddified L series 120 Y
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Re: What Diff to Use in a 120ySSS
sidedraught
Posted on: 2006/3/24 0:16
Says its the NZ model SSS, which was an A series.
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Re: What Diff to Use in a 120ySSS
Dodgeman
Posted on: 2006/3/24 1:14
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Re: What Diff to Use in a 120ySSS
stirlingmac
Posted on: 2006/3/24 1:23
The early pre 80' utes ran the 145 diffs and they were 4:1:1. Though a 145 won't handle 195 Hp. Look on Trademe at the moment and you'll find at least 3 165 roadstar ute diffs for sale. They almost bolt straight in and will handle the power you have if you are gentle.
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Re: What Diff to Use in a 120ySSS
cossee
Posted on: 2006/4/13 9:59
Hey thanks for the info, You say a 165 Roadstar would fit the STD 120y Diff,
Any idea what's actualy involved, is it a Real Major? Also I'm in NZ and can't log ont on TradeMe Australia, You couldn't send a Link to get me on ? Shame thre wer't more diff options for the 120y Cheers.
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Re: What Diff to Use in a 120ySSS
sidedraught
Posted on: 2006/4/13 14:38
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You say a 165 Roadstar would fit the STD 120y Diff, I think you will find it wont fit the STD 120y Diff, not the other way around. Quote: Also I'm in NZ and can't log ont on TradeMe Australia, You couldn't send a Link to get me on ? Stirling Mac is talking about TradeMe in New Zealand. Cheers. You can view topic.
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