Damn'it Christo - Another product that looks good (2 Viewers)

[Romer]

Romer, you need to search!

This has been hashed out here over and over....

Not by me it hasn't

 

[Tapage]

FJ80 v. FJ40 Birfield you can see the 80 bell is quite a bit larger.
Ryan.

Thanks for this pics Ryan .. the diference it's huge .. ! ( I never compare side to side )

 

[psfpilot]

Can you get CM inner axles too?

http://longfieldsuperaxles.com/

 

[CreeperSleeper]

I was wondering if someone other than Bobby Long has them... for comparision shopping. (What can I say, I'm extreamly broke...)

 

[Cruiserhead05]

Chad,
Check poly performance. I've been reading and talking to alot of people about this.

While we're on the subject, is there any hard evidence as to how much the life can be extended in the Chromo stuff if one is to run a part-time setup. Maybe some 40/60 guys can chime in.

 

[80jay]

what year drive flange do you need to run those birfs on a 91-92?

 

[Uglibus]

I just did the hub to flange swap in my 91 with HD Newfields. The part number was 43421-60040 and don't forget the grease cap 43423-35010

 

[Uglibus]

I just did the hub to flange swap in my 91 with HD Newfields. The part number was 43421-60040 and don't forget the grease cap 43423-35010

The first part number is the flange.

 

[Tapage]

I just did the hub to flange swap in my 91 with HD Newfields. The part number was 43421-60040 and don't forget the grease cap 43423-35010

Are not posible keep the hubs with those new newfields . ?

 

[4WD Toyota Owner Magazine]

We put in Longfield birfields and his axles in front and so far they have taken plenty of abuse in stride. This 80 will be at Marlin's Roundup next and I foresee no problems. We have 5.29 gearing from Yukon. No clicking on Long's birfs yet.

Dave

 

[-Spike-]

No clicking on Long's birfs yet.

Dave

Mileage?

-Spike

 

[concretejungle]

Mileage?

-Spike

I second that ? Got any guesstamite?

 

[OGBeno]

While these are nice and will probably be useful for some, when it comes to things like drive shafts, axle shafts, and birfields, I am still an adherent to the "weakest link" theory that Mark Algazy wrote about a couple of years ago in TT....

Engineer your weakest link so that you can easily work around it or fix it for cheap.

Axle shafts are cheap. Drive shafts are cheap. Extra birfs are cheap too.

I just keep a few of these in the rig and use/replace as necessary.

 

[landtoy80]

I have a pair of Newfields that were a replacement for the old pair of worn Newfields under warranty.
I think they are around 4 yrs old. At that time I was told they were redesigned.
Did they have the HD Newfileds back 4yrs ago?
How would I tell if I have the HD or regular birs?

What is the difference between the HD and regular?