Breakaway lbs for 8' diff

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Breakaway lbs for 8' diff

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Hi can any one tell me the touque breakaway pressure on a 8" Toyota LSD Diff. This is when you hold one axle and turn the other axle.I think it's about 50foot lbs.
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Found out info from a suppletment on 8" toyota LSD Breakaway touque.
Toyotas is from 30 to 80 ft lbs when axle is turning at 5 to 10 RPM, useing a touque wrench on one axle with the other stationary. If its inbetween this it will be acceptable.
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Does this mean 300ft lb's is too much? :P Think thats around what my mate did his surf one to. Used to bang bang bang round corners as the clutch packs wound up and let go :)

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Can anyone tell me what size shim thickness would be a good starting size to beaf up a 8" LSD. Someone may have done this exersize in the past. Any info would be helpfull
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Just a follow up on this topic, Before we started , the diff had approx 30 to 40 Ft Lbs Breakaway(turning one axle against the other ) We fitted a 60thou(thin penny washer) which brought it up to approx 90Ft Lbs of breakaway.NOTE this was an 8" Prado diff. Seems to have done the trick.Kevin
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Going to add this thread to the toyota tech page if you don't mind Kev... good info for future reference for the Toyota boys

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