Topic: where can I find a high pinion

[83yota]

ike it said I am looking for a high pinion 3rd for my rig. I had to tear appart my rear end to redo my gears. So I want to do the disk break in the rear and a tcase break. so if anyone knows let me know.

[weakyota91]

if your wanting the high pinion for the rear thats no recommended as your running on the coast side of the gears in the rear sticking with the stock low pinion for rear is your strongest and safest bet, i know inchworm  sells the empty housings for 250 but you will need ring and pinon for that housing tho low pinion will not work

[OOPS]

Marlin

http://www.marlincrawler.com/differential/complete

As already stated they cannot be used in the rear.

Be careful about disc brakes, most of the kits out there use a solid mounted caliper and that can cause problems on a semi-float rear axle (Toyota). No matter what you do there is some movement in the axle which causes the caliper to open up and you have to pump the brakes to get pedal. Mine only does it on the trail and not the street.

What these kits need is a floating caliper. Golden State Motorsports has come out with a kit that has a floating caliper and are in the developement of an e-brake for it. I have seen these kits in person and in use on the trail and they work flawless, no pumping.

you can check them out here.

http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1034855&highlight=golden+state+motorsports

[83yota [OP]]

Well I guess I will be rotating my axle then. That kinda sucks. OH well long arm 4-link here I come.

[hitechredneck]

yea the high pinion only will work up front. its great though so much ground clearance and a great pinion angle. i have to swap mine out for a low pinion because of my engine swap position, sucks but i have one for sale if your interested in one for the front.

[jimbo74]

rotating hte rear axle isn't that big a deal, jsut move the shock mounts and spring perches