XtremeJ
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Anybody try a Toyota Landcruiser companion flange to do a hack and tap? It's 27 spline and there are a few different hole patterns. http://www.man-a-fre.com/parts_accessories/companion flange.htm
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Landcruiser flange for sye?
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burntkat
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if noone can tell me why it won't work, I am about to....
BrettM
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i guess $30 is cheap enough to give it a shot, but have you asked them the diameter? i believe it should be 1.17
96XJCLASSIC
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Looks ok, BUT unless i am missing something how are would it attach to the output shaft???
Fergie
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That is where the "tap" part of an H&T comes in.96XJCLASSIC said:
You cut the shaft, tap it, attach the flange with a bolt and fender washer. Same as a Currie, or Old_Man SYE.....which I might add is working flawlessly now that I got the freagin snapring in.
Fergie
XtremeJ
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Anybody have the specs. on the proper flange?, center to center for the four holes, inner diameter of the splined portion. Maybe I can email the company to see if it's available.
96XJCLASSIC
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- Hollidaysburg, PA
Fergie said:
I understand the hack and tap. What I am trying to say is that i don't think the crusier flange could be attached to the output shaft. The splined portion on the cruiser flange runs completely through the flange. See below. Where the H&T has a solid end that allows the flange to be bolted on.
CRUISER FLANGE
RE H&T
paul_xj04
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if you do it, get pics
XtremeJ
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It is bolted on the same way. Do a Yahoo on Landcruiser case installs or something like that. Just use a larger washer.
old_man
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Sounds good. I may try to lay hands on one and see how it works. It looks like it might need a spacer, but if the diameter is the same, I think we could make it work. I'm a little tight on $$$ for right now, but if someone were to get one to me, I could do the engineering. If we can make it work, I would give it back to them with a tailcone and instructions. Otherwise I will probably get one in a few weeks.
This is one viable option. I am persuing a manufacturer that will make an output yoke that would not be a flange but would mate directly to the driveshaft just like the front shaft.
This is one viable option. I am persuing a manufacturer that will make an output yoke that would not be a flange but would mate directly to the driveshaft just like the front shaft.
Fergie
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- Flagstaff, AZ
It works the same way a Currie flange would work. You cut the shaft so it is just a hair shorter than the surface the washer will sit on. It works, trust us.
www.4x4getaways.com and click on the SYE portion.
www.4x4getaways.com and click on the SYE portion.
paul_xj04
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how much do you cut off the shaft. would a regular toyota flange work off the t-case?
burntkat
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- Charleston, SC
old_man-
PM me if you will. I volunteer to buy the flange for you and send it to you.
Will need your address.
PM me if you will. I volunteer to buy the flange for you and send it to you.
Will need your address.
old_man said:
