IFS 5.29 ARB front diff, driveshaft, mudflaps, Ubolts
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IFS 5.29 ARB front diff, driveshaft, mudflaps, Ubolts
Location is SF bay area now and will be in Phoenix area in February.
Mudflaps for a 2nd gen 4runner. A little bit of rust showing through from the metal framework inside.
$40 plus shipping.

IFS front differential with ADD system, 5.29 gears (from US Gear) and ARB locker. Gears and ARB are 2 years old. Because of my manual hubs there are very few miles on them, maybe less than 1000 miles. No leaks. $800 plus shipping. Preference will go to local pick up.
Leftover U-bolts from my SAS. 9/16" U-bolts. $5 each, plus shipping.
Original rear driveshaft from auto tranny 4runner. It fits this pattern so be sure it will fit your application.
http://www.robinhood4x4.com/misc/rea...%20labeled.jpg
$30 plus shipping.
Mudflaps for a 2nd gen 4runner. A little bit of rust showing through from the metal framework inside.
$40 plus shipping.
IFS front differential with ADD system, 5.29 gears (from US Gear) and ARB locker. Gears and ARB are 2 years old. Because of my manual hubs there are very few miles on them, maybe less than 1000 miles. No leaks. $800 plus shipping. Preference will go to local pick up.
Leftover U-bolts from my SAS. 9/16" U-bolts. $5 each, plus shipping.
Original rear driveshaft from auto tranny 4runner. It fits this pattern so be sure it will fit your application.
http://www.robinhood4x4.com/misc/rea...%20labeled.jpg
$30 plus shipping.
Last edited by Robinhood150; Dec 10, 2006 at 04:30 PM.
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If thats an RD-90 arb locker in that diff id be interested in just the locker if you wanted to part it out.
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I'll keep that in mind, but I don't think I want to part it out.
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Bump...this locker will work in a 3rd gen folks.
Yes, you will have to have the diff housing torn apart and put the carrier in your diff housing.
Yes, you will have to have the diff housing torn apart and put the carrier in your diff housing.
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Thanks for the bump, Jim.
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also to note: that locker will work in a 3rd gen 4runner, 4th gen tacoma, and any tundra/sequoia front diff. however, the gears will NOT work.
they are opposite rotation of what is needed in the above front diffs and the pinion offset is different from what i understand as well as the bearing diameters, etc... in other words, only the locker is interchangable, not the ring and/or pinion.
good luck!
they are opposite rotation of what is needed in the above front diffs and the pinion offset is different from what i understand as well as the bearing diameters, etc... in other words, only the locker is interchangable, not the ring and/or pinion.
good luck!
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Do you know if 4.88 factory geared second gens need new thirds for the rear only or front and rear to regear them?
If I am going to need a new front third also, this is a sweet deal.
Lamm
If I am going to need a new front third also, this is a sweet deal.
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even if you didn't need a new front chunk, you can get this one, swap them out after you get a new rear third, then sell off your complete 4.88 diff/third to someone who has 4.56's and 33's...
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Err, umm...no, you need to buy my diff. It's the only one in the world that will work with your 4runner...
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Although, I should point out that this is still a great deal for anybody who wants to lock and regear to 5.29s. The locker alone is over $700 new, plus new gears are $200, plus labor to install them all.
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Yup, it is the best deal to date, and I know it is in the advertised condition, not an ebay scam.
I am seriously considering it.
Lamm
I am seriously considering it.
Lamm
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Bump. moving to Az so these things will be for sale over there mid Jan or Feb.
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bump.
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Do you still have the rear d-shaft? Can you measure it for me, flange to flange, fully compressed and fully extended? Thanks!
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Sure Adam. I'll do that tomorrow.
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Adam, compressed it 46.75". Fully extended (on the verge of coming apart) 50".
Make sure the transmission flange is the same pattern as yours.
Make sure the transmission flange is the same pattern as yours.
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