Will an AE85 diff housing fit into a 1980 DX sedan
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Will an AE85 diff housing fit into a 1980 DX sedan
by mij1 » Tue May 24, 2005 11:51 am
My m8 reckens that you can put an AE85 diff and housing into a 1980 DX sedan with no worries. I was just wondering if any1 out there has tryed this and can tell me if its all good. Like the head looks a bit longer and mayby the current length of the drive shaft will be too long.
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by fangsport » Tue May 24, 2005 7:05 pm
straight swap apart from driveshaft, you need the AE85 d/s due to the bigger drive flange.
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by crispy'86 » Wed May 25, 2005 8:02 pm
fangsport wrote:straight swap apart from driveshaft, you need the AE85 d/s due to the bigger drive flange.
thanks to someone who pointed you in the right direction regarding driveshaft issue
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