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    #31
    Originally posted by soldierarcher View Post
    Seriously strange spot to have an issue for sure. If you ever want a bullet proof rear diff checkout Currie Enterprises. They are not cheap, but they are the word in differential's.
    Someone mentioned them earlier(maybe you), I briefly scrolled through their site.
    Nice stuff for sure.
    They list nothing for Toyota but I'm sure they have axles that are compatible.

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      #32
      Originally posted by soldierarcher View Post
      Seriously strange spot to have an issue for sure. If you ever want a bullet proof rear diff checkout Currie Enterprises. They are not cheap, but they are the word in differential's.
      At the present time Currie doesn’t make anything for a Toyota.,

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        #33
        The weld was probably bad from day one, but having the axle housing braced, would be a good idea, if you do run it hard over large bumps. I would bet the frames on the different wheel base trucks, have different width frames. Ford and GM, probably Dodge, make different width frames for different trucks. I would bet on longer wheel base trucks, the frame are wider.

        To confirm that, you could measure the width of your frame, then find a short bed truck and measure the width of the frame on that truck. Or just park your truck near a short bed truck and look both axles over very well. You may have to measure various things.

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          #34
          Originally posted by RifleBowPistol View Post
          The weld was probably bad from day one, but having the axle housing braced, would be a good idea, if you do run it hard over large bumps. I would bet the frames on the different wheel base trucks, have different width frames. Ford and GM, probably Dodge, make different width frames for different trucks. I would bet on longer wheel base trucks, the frame are wider.

          To confirm that, you could measure the width of your frame, then find a short bed truck and measure the width of the frame on that truck. Or just park your truck near a short bed truck and look both axles over very well. You may have to measure various things.
          Yes sir, that's the plan.
          Johnny hooked me up with a local guy, we're going to bust out the tape measure tomorrow and compare them side by side.

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            #35
            Originally posted by MadHatter View Post
            I've looked into it, and may wind up going that route.
            Gusset it like the Pros.

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