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Old 05-08-2006, 08:42 AM
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Tundra Rear axles

I'm new to YT and yota trucks and i was wondering if the 03 Tundra had the same 8" rear axle as the Taco because I'm looking at putting in a LSD or locker.
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The rear differentials are interchangable, but if you go with a taco e locker it wont fit that rear ring is an 8" while tundras and non e locked tacos are 8.25"
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I have another question where do i find the axle code so i can finally know what gears i have and if an Eaton or Dretroit is made for my rear end.
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inside the drivers side door.
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are you talking about the manufacturing date tag...beacause there are some letters and numbers i cant make heads or tails out of.

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Dimensionally, it is all 8" of ring gear.

Interchange wise, Tundras, open diff Taco's and Sequoias have a diff with bigger pinion bearings, girdles and guts. It takes an RD89 from ARB, but just noting it is a Tundra should give correct application.

Some call it 8.8" while others say 8.4" At the shop we call it the fatty 8.
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I understand that the Tundra has and 8" ring. What started this whole thing is its really difficult to find anything for Tundras, and what i was thinking about was buying a carier and possibly axle shafts for a taco and using it in my Tundra axle. But Fly wouldnt the sequoia and tundra have the same axles since they'er off the same platform?

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All of them are 30 spline at the carrier.

Swapping the carrier will gain nothing, you cannot put an e-locked 3rd in anyway.

The shafts are different lengths between the rigs mentioned.

You can get an ARB or Lock-Right, that is pretty much it.
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ok, so i can put any 8" taco carrier into my third member just not the E-locker or different shafts for a taco into the axle housing.

Now with that straitened out i might be able to do something with my truck.
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No, you cannot put any 8" carrier in.

You can put Tundra, Sequoia and open Taco diffs in eachother because they are the same.
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argggg, thats crappy. But i thought that all open and LSD carriers where 8 1/4" but the e-lockers where 8" and if so why wouldnt i be able to swap carriers or third members.
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Gears, all 8" in diameter.

Pinion bearings, carrier bearings, carriers, not all the same.

You can buy an ARB or a Lock Right, that is it.
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damnit well thanks Fly.
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