Bought a project rig that came with Axles the previous owner state were HJ75 axles. The axles are disk brakes front and rear, full floating, and have elocker front and rear. I have provided a few photos of these axles---is there any way to identify what year and make they are out of so that I can get parts for a rebuild? Any help would be greatly appreciated. If I need to I can pop them open if that will help with the identification. Thanks.
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Axle Identification 2 more photos
Here are two more photos:
Here are two more photos:
crushers
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1990 to 1998 would be my guess, the wheel bolt pattern is 6 bolt right?
if it is 5 bolt then it will be 1999 or newer...
if it is 5 bolt then it will be 1999 or newer...
I thought only the 5 bolt had the elocker,that if its a stock set up.
If the front diff has a high pinion it will be post 90'
If the rear discs are OEM ,then it will be post 95' approx
crushers
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also from 1990 to 1995 or 96 the PZ came with an optional 4.56 gear set, VERY rare with the e/locker but available...
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Axles are 6 lug and as far as I can tell factory Disk front and rear. Where supposed to have come out of Japan. Not sure if this helps in identifying them or not.
The rear disc didnt come along until 95 in the 75 series but Im not sure about the other series.
However, as far as Iknow they did not get the HJ75 or any other 75 series in Japan, except for the fire brigade and military
However, as far as Iknow they did not get the HJ75 or any other 75 series in Japan, except for the fire brigade and military
crushers
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the 77 series had disc front and rear from 90.
i just did a full rebuild on a 70 series rear disc, Dan at 4 wheel sent me all the correct parts (except the new small parts package for the e/brake). my understanding is that all the 70 series rear disc are the same but different from the 80 series parts.
i just did a full rebuild on a 70 series rear disc, Dan at 4 wheel sent me all the correct parts (except the new small parts package for the e/brake). my understanding is that all the 70 series rear disc are the same but different from the 80 series parts.
