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Post Posted: Tue Dec 23, 2008 11:57 pm 
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:D hi all i am wondering if i can fit NT diff centers into WT housings (front and rear)and still use the WT axles and tail shafts ? for my rear diff is very sick and i can get a 85 drover cheap that has good running gear , i have fitted 235/75/15 to the WT and other goodies . So if i am thinking right the NT has 3:9 and the WT has 3:7 ratios so the NT diffs should help me use fifth gear :D :D
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Post Posted: Wed Dec 24, 2008 1:07 am 
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:D hi all i am wondering if i can fit NT diff centers into WT housings (front and rear)and still use the WT axles and tail shafts ? for my rear diff is very sick and i can get a 85 drover cheap that has good running gear , i have fitted 235/75/15 to the WT and other goodies . So if i am thinking right the NT has 3:9 and the WT has 3:7 ratios so the NT diffs should help me use fifth gear :D :D
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The diff centres will fit in the diff housings no worries. The axle shafts will slide back into place no problems. The driveshafts however are different. It's not all bad news though, you have a couple of options.

1. Drill holes in the flages to suit the WT driveshafts
2. Swap the yokes (the bits that are joined by the universal joint)
3. Slide the whole slip yoke off the driveshaft and fit the NT one in it's place

And yes the shorter gearing will help.

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Post Posted: Wed Dec 24, 2008 1:20 am 
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thanks alot Damo, i had better go and get the old drover and start stripping :roll:
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Post Posted: Wed Dec 24, 2008 1:28 am 
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you can also get 2 front output flanges off an NT and fit em to your WT transfer, I think this is the least fiddly option

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Post Posted: Wed Dec 24, 2008 1:58 am 
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thanks Royce,i am getting the hole drover so i will see which bits are in the best condition and go with them , and then see if any one wants other bits off it. but i dont think there is much on it that is any good it was a shack bus so its had a hard time :D :lol:

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Post Posted: Wed Dec 24, 2008 2:01 am 
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Damo wrote:
delly93 wrote:
:D hi all i am wondering if i can fit NT diff centers into WT housings (front and rear)and still use the WT axles and tail shafts ? for my rear diff is very sick and i can get a 85 drover cheap that has good running gear , i have fitted 235/75/15 to the WT and other goodies . So if i am thinking right the NT has 3:9 and the WT has 3:7 ratios so the NT diffs should help me use fifth gear :D :D
cheers Jeff


The diff centres will fit in the diff housings no worries. The axle shafts will slide back into place no problems. The driveshafts however are different. It's not all bad news though, you have a couple of options.

1. Drill holes in the flages to suit the WT driveshafts
2. Swap the yokes (the bits that are joined by the universal joint)
3. Slide the whole slip yoke off the driveshaft and fit the NT one in it's place

And yes the shorter gearing will help.


is it posable to use the flange of the wt as i will be going the same thing to my wt

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Post Posted: Wed Dec 24, 2008 2:12 pm 
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yeah, that'd be the best way, that way you can retain all WT shafts etc.

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