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#11 Re: Diff Width
Cable_Tie Posted on: 2009/5/19 10:13
Damper mounts will need to be welded to the diff if a sedan. .

Brake line also on the other side in a sedan.


#12 Re: Diff Width
affordableperformance Posted on: 2009/5/20 1:59
Are you running the 120y borgwarner diff not the crappy little 120y jap spec one? I never broke locked bw 120ys with well over 100kw at the wheels and button clutch. I reckon the borgwarner would be as tuff if not tuffer than h165 ute diff and easy to find spares for them, try finding spare axles for a ute diff! Axle tramp is what kills them


#13 Re: Diff Width
ddgonzal Posted on: 2009/5/20 4:25
Precise measurement? B110 and B210 are:
* 51.36 in (1305 mm) outside brake drums
or
* 1185 mm axle flange-to-flange (less brakes)


Sedan diff to Sedan swaps. Coupe to Coupe swaps. No welding needed.

For B210, just use the B210 shock mounts and U-bolts. Fits onto a 1200.


#14 Re: Diff Width
Datsun1000 Posted on: 2009/5/20 5:15
i currently run one of the jap type 120 diffs, and ddgonzal, cheers for the measurements, btw its for a 1000 not a 1200, but the small changes needed for the 120y diff have been done


#15 Re: Diff Width
DattoFrog Posted on: 2009/5/20 6:48
120Y diff in 1200. Use 120Y hardware.

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