Alloy head H165

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Alloy head H165

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Anyone got one laying around they want to get rid of?
I know they are becoming somewhat rare beasties now in fact I'm not even sure what they came out in 411 bluebirds maybe?
Anyway Let me know what you got

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4.6:1 H190, Alloy housing.
Sorry no H165
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wouldn't we all like one. seen a photo of one but never actually seen one in real life
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just man up and go to the easy to aquire h190 (alloyhead) diff. surely the pure power of an sr will need that extra strength the h190 will offer?
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Re: Alloy head H165

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its just a non turbo sr. they dont really need it. But thats plan B
Thought i'd have a hunt round for a H165 for a bit :D
Pretty keen to eventually get rid of the monster thats in there at the moment
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You'll have better luck gettting an LSD for a H190 Nick. Plus I can confirm that an alloy head van diff assembly is lighter than a steel head H165! Even though it has much thicker axles. The only downside is that I've not heard of a ratio lower (Numerically speaking) than a 4.1 for them. Which can be a bit hard on the ears on the open road.
Plus the thicker axles are a real bonus in terms od longevity if you ever want to really give your rear end a prolonged hard time. (And I hope you do too!)
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yeah, will propbably end up going that way. Had heard they were lighter than h165 which really appeals because holy crap that commonwhore diff is heavy.......... and its lighter than a hilux!
No big deal on the 4.1 or lower. I'm after a 4.6 for the track anyway
Rob has just picked up an alloy h190, we are going to have a play round with that and a r200 and see if we can make the two work together.
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I'm guessing no.
Some navara's had whats known as a C200 diff. they're made by Fuji heavy industries ltd, and are basically a solid axle version of the long nose R200. The one I had was a CLSD too. I got it off the bloke who owns that two tone square headlight KB310 that parks by sydnam park car sales on a sunday. He tried to fit the gizzards to an H190, and found they weren't especially compatable.
I wound up on selling it. (It was one heavy son of bitch too)
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Yeah probably, we'll see how we get on. Hoping some degree of machining and bearing swapping might let as put the whole center in. Won't no until we've had a good look. Liek you say though it might become immediately clear once we take a look
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