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Where does it say IFS? Because I see CV... and a birfield is actually a CV... so if that's all there is, then he's not technically wrong in his description.
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"but this is a later '97 model with a '98 front end"
Then you are no better than him. Interprettin what he is saying, from his interpretation on what someone else said. He's not saying it's an IFS... in fact he most likely read where some 97's rolled off the assembly line as 80-series after there were already 100-series being made. It's my understanding, however, that these such rigs are the Collector's edition.
He's not correct either way, toyota never made an 80 series with a "98 front end"... in fact, they did the opposite. They made 100-series with hi-pinion solid axles up front, the 105.
Yea I just thought about it and the 105 is a solid axle.
It is my understanding a 105 is an 80 chassis with different body and motor mounts but essentially the same chassis. I guess you can put a 100 on an 80 frame (with a V8) and have a 105.
As for slee he did an 80 axle with different axle shafts to work with the 5 lug pattern in the 100.
cool. But they're already out there in the rest of the world. He's aware of that.
The blueberry had a diamond axle I believe.
"SAS with Diamond housing using 80 Series Land Cruiser 9.5" rear diff and 80 series front knuckles. Custom chromeoly axle shafts and Newfield Heavy duty birfields."
was it your idea to use a SF rear for a bombproof front end? Because thats the way I understood it when I read the old thread about it.
http://www.sleeoffroad.com/project_vehicles/100SAS/100sas_main.htm
"SAS with Diamond housing using 80 Series Land Cruiser 9.5" rear diff and 80 series front knuckles. Custom chromeoly axle shafts and Newfield Heavy duty birfields."
was it your idea to use a SF rear for a bombproof front end? Because thats the way I understood it when I read the old thread about it.
http://www.sleeoffroad.com/project_vehicles/100SAS/100sas_main.htm
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