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Old 08-07-2007, 06:38 PM
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2wd 1-ton Toyota Dually Axle

Does anyone have any details about the 1-ton 2wd dually axles put underneath toyota dolphins, u-hauls and work trucks? I am curious to know more about it...is it an 8-inch ring gear? Will standard 8-inch gears fit? Is it a full floating axle? How wide is it? Any help would be much appreciated.
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Here's a thread from a while back:
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f5/9...pickup-107854/
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Definitely FF, and I think they used the 8" diff (instead of the 7.5" normally found in 2WD)

http://personal.utulsa.edu/~nathan-b...le/34reara.pdf
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that is a pretty cool pdf...but it still leaves some questions to be answered: anyone know the actual mounting surface to mounting surface width of the axle? can a standard 8-inch center section be traded into it? i would be very interested in answers to these two questions.
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bump. there's got to be a reason why no one builds these rear ends...why?
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perhaps because they're dullies...
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Big threads on this in Pirate4x4

First - off - they are not common

Second - its an 8 bolt lug nut pattern - so um - mis matched rims

Third - DRUM brakes

Yes - its a full floater

No one really uses this axle because the FROF kit does the same thing and its lighter and gives you rear disk brakes...

To get disk brakes on the Dually axle you basically do a FROF swap.
Then you need either
-- custome axles
-- LandCruiser axles
-- custom spacers

Its a ton of work to end up with an expensive version of the FROF kit....
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i thought they were 6 lug...
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They're six lug, but it's 6-on-8.5" instead of 6-on-5.5" so you'd still have a mismatch. Of course they are mismatched from the factory anyway (see above pic)...
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yeah, the front on those looks like a standard 2wd front 5-lug. just thinking.
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probably not worth the hassle...fzj-80 axles with rear discs would be the ticket i think. thanks for all your guys' input.

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1 ton dually axle replacement

I have a similar question I think. I just got a 1981 Toyota R22 Odyssey with a broken 1/2 ton rear axle. Doing some research, found out that the axles had been recalled for the mini RV's cause they weren't made to support the weight. They were apparently upgraded after '87 (for the 1/2 ton (standard on the Toyota pickups?)) but feel like the safest route would be to replace it with a 1 ton axle. Does anyone know compatible axles & differential for a Toyota R22 pickup? Or should I use 1 ton axles with the same differential? Or could I replace the axles/differential with a 1/2 ton pickup axle that I know will fit and relieve the weight enough by upgrading the leaf springs?

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