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I have been going through a number of diffs. first i was just destroying the center so i invested in a Lokka and now this happens
   Its a Ef falcon 4l with a shift kitted auto. have tried most ratios and this was a 3.89 What options are there to bolt up or will i have to get something custom made ? |
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| ef_falcon_95 |
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i think its the shift kit that maybe doing its it on a hard setting??. my mate had one in his AU and it destroyed is diff. it just seized up and mad a crunch noise.
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{USERNAME} wrote: i think its the shift kit that maybe doing its it on a hard setting??. my mate had one in his AU and it destroyed is diff. it just seized up and mad a crunch noise. Yeah its on a hard setting. i only have real cheap 205/65-15 tires on the car. With such a low ratio and skinny tires on the car i would have thought it would break traction not gears. |
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| ef_falcon_95 |
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most likely its the shift kit. think everytime it shifts hard it puts load on the diff. get a new diff and remove the shift kit nd see how u go
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| bry40l |
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Yeah if your going flat stick between first and second and it changes really fast its not going to like the force being put on it so quickly
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| TriggerHappy |
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{USERNAME} wrote: Yeah if your going flat stick between first and second and it changes really fast its not going to like the force being put on it so quickly The plan is to go flat stick. Without the shift kit the transmission just slips through second. There is no problem with the transmission when driving around town without the shift kit, or even if i launch it at the traffic lights. But wen heading down the quarter it slips in second and doesn't feel like the car is moving just like a clutch slipping. i was going to keep the transmission like it is and i was hoping for a stronger diff option. I have a few months to get one sorted out but i will be putting a new motor that is worked up front and if all goes to plan a c4 box. I want the diff to stand up to abuse. |
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| 89.SVO |
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Age: 35 Posts: 3382 Joined: 11th Mar 2008 Ride: EA SVO, AU2, Toyota Crown Location: Bendigo |
don't need the shift kit around town. turn it of perhaps to save your diff
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| 67RCE |
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The problem would have been a weakness in the gear, not your "shift kit". These diffs can take big power reliably, even with driver abuse. Where did you source the 3.89 gear from? a skyline/pintara diff I bet.
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Pintara gear sets are known for this, while they do fit, they are slightly smaller in the crown and they tend to engage the gear sets towards the edge of the teath, breaking then off as per your photo.
Turn your shift kit down, have some mechanical sympathy and even with 3.89's they will be fine.
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| TriggerHappy |
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So if i get a set of 3.45 gears from a falcon and get them set properly they will be fine to handle the power of the new motor and gearbox combo ?
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| TROYMAN |
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there are guys with over 300 rwkw using these diffs, these diffs are more than strong enough..
i say your fault is in the gear set not the type of diff... |
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| 67RCE |
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{USERNAME} wrote: there are guys with over 300 rwkw using these diffs, these diffs are more than strong enough.. i say your fault is in the gear set not the type of diff... Exactly, There are also 400+ RWKW cars running these diffs. (TUFED6, ebs_4l, EBXR8380)
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| xcabbi |
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{USERNAME} wrote: Pintara gear sets are known for this, while they do fit, they are slightly smaller in the crown and they tend to engage the gear sets towards the edge of the teath, breaking then off as per your photo. At first I thought that someone forgot to set the backlash in the diff but if you have a pintara a*** in your falcon then you have 2 options. Baby it around or ditch it for a falcon sized a*** and you won't have this problem. As with any type of a***, the correct centre to centre distance and backlash is critical to the longevity of that a***. Did your diff seem noiser at all when you had the pintara gears in it? |
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| TriggerHappy |
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{USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: Pintara gear sets are known for this, while they do fit, they are slightly smaller in the crown and they tend to engage the gear sets towards the edge of the teath, breaking then off as per your photo. At first I thought that someone forgot to set the backlash in the diff but if you have a pintara a*** in your falcon then you have 2 options. Baby it around or ditch it for a falcon sized a*** and you won't have this problem. As with any type of a***, the correct centre to centre distance and backlash is critical to the longevity of that a***. Did your diff seem noiser at all when you had the pintara gears in it? I have broken two factory 3.45 XR diffs and now the 3.89 Lokka. The skyline gears in the 3.89 diff were in great condition and never really loaded. They are out of a known station wagon R31 that was always cared for. I built the diff the same way we rebuild the truck diffs (Eaton and Rockwell) using the service manual for specs and following the book. The diff had slight overrun noise but was quieter in general than the XR diffs. As for size of gears the Skyline and falcon both ran Borg Warner 75 series gears, so there was no problem there. So what do the cars that are crushing these diffs do ? there must be an upgrade. That is what i am interested in. |
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| 67RCE |
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{USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: Pintara gear sets are known for this, while they do fit, they are slightly smaller in the crown and they tend to engage the gear sets towards the edge of the teath, breaking then off as per your photo. At first I thought that someone forgot to set the backlash in the diff but if you have a pintara a*** in your falcon then you have 2 options. Baby it around or ditch it for a falcon sized a*** and you won't have this problem. As with any type of a***, the correct centre to centre distance and backlash is critical to the longevity of that a***. Did your diff seem noiser at all when you had the pintara gears in it? I have broken two factory 3.45 XR diffs and now the 3.89 Lokka. The skyline gears in the 3.89 diff were in great condition and never really loaded. They are out of a known station wagon R31 that was always cared for. I built the diff the same way we rebuild the truck diffs (Eaton and Rockwell) using the service manual for specs and following the book. The diff had slight overrun noise but was quieter in general than the XR diffs. As for size of gears the Skyline and falcon both ran Borg Warner 75 series gears, so there was no problem there. So what do the cars that are crushing these diffs do ? there must be an upgrade. That is what i am interested in. dude, Falcons run BW 78 gears, as they are a BW78! if it had over run noise, something was not within spec!
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