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Are 110 axles any different to a 90?
« on: April 06, 2006, 20:22:45 »
Are 110 axles any different to  a 90? can i put a pair of 110 axles straight onto a 90? I have just purchased a 110 which i would like to use as a donor vehicle to my 90 project. I would like to transfer, engine, axles, gearbox and all running gear! is this possible???

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« Reply #1 on: April 06, 2006, 20:33:06 »
Front axle:

In a fitment sense... no....

Internally.... slightly....

And they have bigger brake calipers as standard.

Will bolt straight on without any problems....


Rear axle:

Can also be made to fit.... but is a bit more involved - and you need a custom propshaft.


What engine and box are in the 110??...


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« Reply #2 on: April 06, 2006, 21:18:39 »
oh dear, the rear one sounds bad!!! is it complicated??? I suppose a local engineering firm could make me a custom prop shaft?

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« Reply #3 on: April 06, 2006, 21:24:37 »
The engine is the 2.5 non turbo powerless thing! the gearbox... im not sure until i get it home tomorrow and start stripping it down.

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« Reply #4 on: April 06, 2006, 21:26:47 »
Not that bad...

Need to fit 90" spring seats to the rear axle (bolt on).. and then it'll fit.

110's have a larger diameter rear spring compared to a 90".

The more difficult part is the propshaft.  Salisbury axles were never fitted to 90's so you can't get a propshaft off the shelf...  but easy enough to get one modified.

The Salisbury is much stronger than a standard 90 axle, but does hang a bit lower.  Is it a disc braked one, or drum braked???
If disc, they fetch decent money, so you could sell it on, and get a very good 90 (or Disco or RR) one instead - means everythings standard.


What engine and box are you fitting??
I may have a suitable propshaft!!!  :wink:

Do you need any other bits??? - plug for my add in the for sale section  :wink:


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« Reply #5 on: April 06, 2006, 21:28:14 »
Just saw you other post... isn't the 90" your rebuilding a 1997 one??

If so.... you'll need to change the engine mounts (amoung other things).. and if you ever sell it, won't be worth much with a 2.5NA (and a LT77 Box)



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« Reply #6 on: April 06, 2006, 21:34:33 »
basically the 90 is a 1997 but all it consists off is a chassis, rear tub and bulkhead... what have i let my self in for!!! engine mounts sound difficult! i may end up selling this engine and putting a better one in like a refurb or something. If i complete the project, i will end up keeping it for life! so that then V8moneypit can show me the real meaning of offroad!!

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« Reply #7 on: April 06, 2006, 22:12:14 »
I'd personnally.....

Break the 110 for spares and get your money back (and probably more)... and get yourself a complete 300Tdi setup - including all the ancilleries, the gearbox etc etc.... all just bolt on then (as your chassis would have had a 300Tdi as standard)

May work out a bit more expensive.... but saves you a lot of hassle.

Also means your 90 will be a standard vehcile and will be easier (thus cheaper) to insure.  Also means it's worth more if you ever sold it.

I've got a good contact if you go down the 300Tdi route!!

I'd keep the front axle off your 110 and fit that (if in good condtion - though I would be tempted to find a newer one!!)... then just find a good Range Rover, Discovery (series 1) or 90 rear axle!!

Bolt in the 300 tdi running gear, and jobs a good'un!!!!
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