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coxeyed

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Went in looking for some selectable lockers for the salad axle toy and was told that an ifs hub would work since i was swapping the inner gear with Longfields chromo spliner. Well it all bolted together except for one thing, the frooken outer c clip. The housing is different, barely, just a little, maybe. I'm I seeing things? . i'll just have to run it with out i guess. Hopefully the inner c clip will keep the birf from imploding.
 
I dont know who you worked with, but I have worked at a Toyota dealer as a parts guy for a long time know and everytime I use Nix for help they are always on the ball. Maybe you talked to a new guy.
 
I believe that you also have to use the ifs hub/wheel body to be able to use the ifs manual hub
 
coxeyed said:
Went in looking for some selectable lockers for the salad axle toy and was told that an ifs hub would work since i was swapping the inner gear with Longfields chromo spliner. Well it all bolted together except for one thing, the frooken outer c clip. The housing is different, barely, just a little, maybe. I'm I seeing things? . i'll just have to run it with out i guess. Hopefully the inner c clip will keep the birf from imploding.

Ifs hub wont work from what i member
 
crash said:
The ifs hub is a different spline count...

Yes, and that's the only thing that's different. The SA's are 30 spline I think and the IFS ones are 27 (IIRC). If you swap the chunk out of the middle, the rest of the lockout is exactly the same.

If you swapped that splined gear chunk out there should be no reason why you can't get that outter c-clip on... or at least, it's not because the hubs are different.

This is the way I remember it from when I had both apart sitting side-by-side.
 
yep, i think IFS hubs just became slightly more desirable with bobby making the new 30 spline guts...

have you tried using a bolt in the threaded portion to pull it outward?
 
The back of the hub body is resest more on the IFS hub then the solid axle hub. so thats why the birf doesn't stick out far enough to get the clip on.
 
Mark m. said:
The back of the hub body is resest more on the IFS hub then the solid axle hub. so thats why the birf doesn't stick out far enough to get the clip on.

Well whadya know... learn something new every day. :clappy:

Wish I still had some toyota hubs to look at... but I sold all that junk. :flipoff: :kissmyass:
 
What mark said is correct. I swapped bobby;s chromo gear into the IFS hub and it all bolted on like normal. The only difference was an 1/8 " of material in the way of the firkin c-clip. I relayed this info to Mr. Longfield and we came to the mutual agreement to run setup as long as possible. LOL I am concerned with the possiblity of the entire axle/birfield assembly floating in and out, causing excessive leakage at the axle seal and or destruction of the internal parts
 
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