Okay, clearly you are new to the Land Cruiser addiction.
Until the 80 series came out, the diffs in HD Land Cruisers were 8.875" and later the ring & pinion were increased slightly in diameter and then considered to be 9.5" in overall diameter.
In 1990, the front axles of the range moved to a high pinion 8" diff - much like the 8" rear diff used in the Hilux (pick up) but in a high pinion format. I believe that this change probably took place to allow for a better front drive shaft angles, the use of a rearward tie rod in some models, and to facilitate the change to front coil springs on some models.
The hole in the axle housing that the diff fits into is then basically divided into 9.5" and 8". The BJ74 series ended with the 1989 model year and thus has 9.5" diffs at both ends.
The 80 series was provided with 9.5" diffs in the rear end. These can be used in front and rear full float applications - as found in your BJ74 - that use the 9.5" diffs.
The locker mechanism on the 9.5" diffs uses a dog clutch that slides along a lengthened section of spline on the axle shaft. When you install lockers into your diffs and use the e-locker or cable locker 9.5" centre section, you need to have the longer splined axle shaft.
Hope this provides enough info for you.
~John