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wanted...... h145 centre with 4.11:1 ratio
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wanted...... h145 centre with 4.11:1 ratio

as it says,
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Posted on: 2007/4/10 17:50
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Re: wanted...... h145 centre with 4.11:1 ratio
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how hard are these to find, would rather not chuck in a 165, dont need the strength or weight

Posted on: 2007/4/12 8:28
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Re: wanted...... h145 centre with 4.11:1 ratio
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ancient myth says that they come with alloy carriers in wagons..... i have a wagon but have yet to check it

Posted on: 2007/4/12 12:59
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Re: wanted...... h145 centre with 4.11:1 ratio
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The Datsun 1000 sedans & coupes used the H145 in 4.11 to 1 ratio. Utes & Vans used a lower ratio of 4.375 to 1, but were still H145's & these all used the alloy carrier.

The alloy 4.11 to 1 diffs sometimes found in Aussie 1200 wagons are B10 diffs while the genuine 'factory option' 4.11 to 1 diffs that were available for 1200 wagons in Japan used an iron carrier according to my parts. book.

As far as I can tell, the alloy 4.11 to 1 diffs in 1200 wagons were fitted here in Australia. [but I have no proof yet]

The construction of the alloy & iron diffs differed in that the alloy one used a fixed length sleeve + shims to set the pinion bearing preload. This was costly to produce, so they went for the cheaper "compressible sleeve" in the iron diffs. Both are good, but the earlier design is easier to service & the fixed sleeve can't compress further under high loads.

The later design is quicker & cheaper to make, but involves a complete tear down just to replace the front seal & a new compressible sleeve is required also in order to do the job.

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Remember, your car isn't a wagon in the traditional sense, but a Van, & as a work vehicle, it stands more chance of having the lower ratio as standard.

Posted on: 2007/4/12 14:59
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Re: wanted...... h145 centre with 4.11:1 ratio
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I'm intrigued, why does wagon now have two 'g's?

Posted on: 2007/4/12 15:07
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Re: wanted...... h145 centre with 4.11:1 ratio
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spellcheck program. I just went with the flow.

OK, OK, it was bugging me, so I have removed the offending surplus G's

Posted on: 2007/4/12 15:18
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Re: wanted...... h145 centre with 4.11:1 ratio
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damn i had a 1000 diff at one stage, pretty sure i gave it away though (you didnt take it did you dodgeman?)

so anyway got a spare 1000 sedan or coupe centre???

Posted on: 2007/4/12 15:49
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Re: wanted...... h145 centre with 4.11:1 ratio
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No, it wasn't me. Once I switch the H150 LSD into my coupe, the original will be available, but don't hold your breath just yet.

It should be a good one too as the car has only 41,018 original miles on it.

Is this for Claire's coupe?

Posted on: 2007/4/12 16:09
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yeah for claires coupe... still looking

Posted on: 2007/4/18 9:00
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Re: wanted...... h145 centre with 4.11:1 ratio
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3 went to the crushers with the 1000 sedan I wrecked recently

Shame about that

I'll have a look
But I think I used all mine up on the racecar
Tends to spread them abit with the torque

Posted on: 2007/4/18 15:31
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