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#11 Re: dff shortened
Dat82 Posted on: 2010/6/14 9:13
Actually thats not bad if it includes the diff.
i cut all those brackets of myself just got the old angle grinder out lol
the guy put a extra tube inside the tubes to strengthn them.
yea apparently the axles are good at blunting the cutting tools


#10 Re: dff shortened
dattodude Posted on: 2010/6/14 8:49
The worst of the labour is cutting all the #OOPS#ty brackets off.
The machining is fiddly and chews through the cutting tools at a fast rate.


#9 Re: dff shortened
robdog Posted on: 2010/6/14 7:29
yeh $1200 is the purchase of the diff,shortened and re-splined with some sort of brake setup(disc)


#8 Re: dff shortened
Dat82 Posted on: 2010/6/11 23:51
+1 for what dattodude sayed, $1200 i got mine shortned for $700


#7 Re: dff shortened
wards Posted on: 2010/6/11 23:41
datodude is spot on with his explination , if you do all the assembly , the fabrication and machining should only cost around $650.00+gst, WARDS


#6 Re: dff shortened
robdog Posted on: 2010/6/10 8:18
a blokes doing me for $1200 (r31 diff)yeh i just want it 2 inches longer than standard so i cane have room next to me rails


#5 Re: dff shortened
estyre Posted on: 2010/6/9 12:52
so can one side be used and then just get one axle cut down ,and roughly how much will it cost to get a complete diff shortened ?


#4 Re: dff shortened
dattodude Posted on: 2010/6/9 12:42
The normal method is to switch short for long axles and cut a foot off the long axle. This means the axle has enough diameter to cut a new spline. If you want to shorten both axles it will cost at least $100 more, and will likely need another long axle to be bought.

You can't shorten the axles only an inch, you can shorten them 3+ inches because that is past the undercut after the factory cut spline.


#3 Re: dff shortened
robdog Posted on: 2010/6/9 9:37
thanks dat82,but i was thinkin of adding inch each side so i could run wider tyres and pump the gaurds a tad,what you reckon?any advise will help or opinion thanksyou


#2 Re: dff shortened
Dat82 Posted on: 2010/6/7 12:45
Hey robdog i have a r31 diff in my 1200 ute thats 1 cm shorter either side ,it can be done just tell the guy whos doing it that you want it shorter than the 1200 diff. The only problem i found about doing this was you need almost zero offset wheels to fit nicly that means chasers are out of the question unless you want to run bolt on spacers. im running 15x8s with 195s and a offset of +4 and man its a tight fight but looks awsome



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