markbmwm3

New Member

• Nov 5, 2008

• #1

hello again,does anyone know if defender 90 front and rear axles are the same as defender 110? cheers again,mark!

 

muply

New Member

• Nov 5, 2008

• #2

I would say yes depending may be on year tho

 

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boydy1989

Well-Known Member

• Nov 5, 2008

• #3

Front yes, the back ones on the 110 are usuallly salibury, and the 90 has a rover axle.

You can probably swap them, but the slisbury axles are much much stronger.

 

markbmwm3

New Member

• Nov 5, 2008

• #4

so id be better off with the stronger 110 axle?

 

iannotts

New Member

• Nov 5, 2008

• #5

you would need a modified prop shaft to fit a sailsbury to a 90"


I have one on my 88" and the rear prop is just ovet a foot long

 

Trewey

Cockernee, Pasty munchin bastid.

• Nov 5, 2008

• #6

Sailsbury axle can be fitted to a 90, but it aint straightforward.
Spring mounts are bigger on 110 and Sailsbury Diff has a longer nose, so a custom prop is needed.

 

iannotts

New Member

• Nov 5, 2008

• #7

Treworgey 90 said:

Sailsbury axle can be fitted to a 90, but it aint straightforward.
Spring mounts are bigger on 110 and Sailsbury Diff has a longer nose, so a custom prop is needed.

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didn't i say that??

 

markbmwm3

New Member

• Nov 5, 2008

• #8

thanks alot folks think i'll stick to a 90 one lol!

 

buckshot

Well-Known Member

• Nov 5, 2008

• #9

markbmwm3 said:

hello again,does anyone know if defender 90 front and rear axles are the same as defender 110? cheers again,mark!

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front 1 should be rear 1 maybe if it looks the same if it looks a lot bulkier its a salisbury .
but should still fit

 

jai_landrover

Well-Known Member

• Nov 6, 2008

• #10

i have fitted a salisbury axle to my 90 i used a front propshaft from a range rover tdi as its extended and collapsed lengths worked out perfect. it was an inch shorter than my original and the salisbury is an inch longer nose after lots of jacking and compressing the prop was perfect you will need to change the spring locators for original 90 ones but these are cheap. A salisbury axle is extremely heavy! But it is a 4 pin diff very strong shafts are much stronger and 24 spline the only downside it the salisbury diff bango or center is lower to the ground than a rover diff this can be cured by grinding it back bearing in mind the casing in almost an inch thick but i didnt bother i wanted a strong bullet proof axle and thats what i got

Hope this helps

Jai

 

iannotts

New Member

• Nov 6, 2008

• #11

jai_landrover said:

i have fitted a salisbury axle to my 90 i used a front propshaft from a range rover tdi as its extended and collapsed lengths worked out perfect. it was an inch shorter than my original and the salisbury is an inch longer nose after lots of jacking and compressing the prop was perfect you will need to change the spring locators for original 90 ones but these are cheap. A salisbury axle is extremely heavy! But it is a 4 pin diff very strong shafts are much stronger and 24 spline the only downside it the salisbury diff bango or center is lower to the ground than a rover diff this can be cured by grinding it back bearing in mind the casing in almost an inch thick but i didnt bother i wanted a strong bullet proof axle and thats what i got

Hope this helps

Jai

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Great post Jai

Propshaft problem sovled

 

jai_landrover

Well-Known Member

• Nov 7, 2008

• #12

It was more luck than judgement I thought my 90 front propshaft was pretty close. I even had the hacksaw out to cut my old rear one down to size but I found one lying around off a rangie that was spare and it worked out a treat. Jai