Stage 1 V8

Can't answer your question, but my assumption is that the hub on later model LRs would not be the same diameter as series because of disc brakes, different axle and bearing design, etc.

Looking spick and span there. It'll be worth the effort, I'm sure.

Congratulations!

I know how nerve wracking it can be to plan to have multiple variables at play, hoping the plans all work out.

Looks good. It will be interesting to see how the adhesive holds up against the rigours of movement and chemicals from roading, etc.

What did you use for the adhesive?

They are easy enough, but the slave is in a typically annoying position. I found developing an extra elbow joint helped immensely.

Good to hear.

Presumably you have sorted this, but to get it towable, put the transfer case into neutral

Mine are also not parabolic. They are 10 leaf springs, two as helpers. They have no maker stamped on them and I don't know who did.

Not certain. I ordered them through our local Landie spare parts dealer. I think they may be Rocky Mountain,

TBH, I don't there is an easy way to get a Salisbury back into position. So many moving joints that need to be exactly lined up... Your springs are the same as my new ones. I found them to be quite soft compared with the previous standard duty springs. Not overly impressed with them, given the price...

Sounds reasonable

Do you think the oil on the galv will give it long lasting protection? I've had good results with both waxoyl and lanocote grease (no the spray version, that dried off and went powdery over time).

All looks pretty good to me. My guess is that the diff will be fine, but it's good to have the feeling of settlement about it.

Like the LT95, they were a good decision on the trucks.

For a long time, I desired having an electric rear diff locker installed into mine. Now I'm glad I didn't mess with it.

:lol: Sorry, I thought you had wheels on it. okaaay then. Can you afford to hire a little digger or fork lift for a morning? Maybe some local Landie nut who has one who could help out? A one ton digger with no bucket would easily lift it out, walk it backwards and plonk the tub on the ground :idea: ...