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      Location: An island off southern Tasmania. | Here is the US SUV version of the PS41 chassis as used in a 380.
The rear axle is identical.
(380 rear axle ps41.JPG)
(endeavor rear axle.JPG)
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380 rear axle ps41.JPG (174KB - 701 downloads)
endeavor rear axle.JPG (205KB - 653 downloads)
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      Location: An island off southern Tasmania. | A valid VIN number for an Endeavour
(to order parts etc)
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4A4MN21S58E019472 2008 awd |
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        Location: Brisbane,qld | did youever concider the front crossmember from the endeavour, being the same platform etc wouldnt the whole undercarriage just bolt up, just wondering |
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      Location: An island off southern Tasmania. | The steering column and rack are all wrong..... |
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        Location: Brisbane,qld | No worries, would be sweet if it just bolted up |
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        Location: Brisbane,qld | Is there a pic of the underside of the Endeavour anywhere |
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      Location: An island off southern Tasmania. | wsbtt - 6/8/2011 16:48
Is there a pic of the underside of the Endeavour anywhere
I wish...been looking everywhere for it.... |
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      Location: An island off southern Tasmania. | Finally....one of the rear driveshafts just suddenly showed up on a DHL courier.
I wonder where and when the rest of it will show up?  |
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        Location: Brisbane,qld | what happened to the pallet...lol |
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      Location: An island off southern Tasmania. | My endeavour rear axle bits arrived on sunday at Port of melb and will clear customs next week.
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        Location: Brisbane,qld | awesome, cant wait for the pics, hope it all goes well |
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      Location: An island off southern Tasmania. | its the lsd and rear axle and one driveshaft.
meanwhile the front k frame is taking way too long.... |
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      Location: An island off southern Tasmania. | Godzilla - 7/11/2011 22:24
For some stupid reason i thought the 4wd setup was based on a EVO, any truth/discredit to my delusions? 
absolutely not.
The aussie engineers redisgned all the alloy k-frame and front end.
except...the AWD Magna used an Evo 6 and Evo 7 front differential assembly .
But this ain't a Magna although it shares a lot of design philosophy...
have a look here....http://www.goauto.com.au/mellor/mellor.nsf/story2/A658DD896430EE8CCA256D65001CE98F |
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        Location: Brisbane,qld | so are the 8th gen vr4 galants evo based as well????? |
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      Location: An island off southern Tasmania. | Godzilla - 9/11/2011 23:48
Interesting Read.
i have everything to make a FWD magna na AWD magna...collected the bits in the early stages of my project....full rear axle inc suspension turrets,brakes,cables,LSd,tailshaft,auto trans,tranfer assy...etc etc etc
even got the expensive alloy front K frame from Imlachs for a song...LOL |
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        Location: Brisbane,qld | is the floor pan much different or are they the same just with a different k frame? |
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      Location: An island off southern Tasmania. | wsbtt - 10/11/2011 11:54
is the floor pan much different or are they the same just with a different k frame?
Floor pan completely,utterly different, wheelbases different, anchor points different, the auto transmission and transfer case bolted up to the 6G75 with just some grindind of the 6G75 block.
It was a complete waste of time me pursuing the Magna AWD example.
Even the steering rack is all wro-o-o-ong.
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        Location: Brisbane,qld | You're talking about your magna AWD , not 380 , is that right?
Edited by wsbtt 11/11/2011 11:59
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      Location: An island off southern Tasmania. | wsbtt - 11/11/2011 11:58
You're talking about your magna AWD , not 380 , is that right?
yes... |
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        Location: Brisbane,qld | Ah , good, for a minute there I thought the 380 AWD was a no go....lol |
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      Location: An island off southern Tasmania. | wsbtt - 13/11/2011 02:23
Ah , good, for a minute there I thought the 380 AWD was a no go....lol
it's still a looooot of work to do. |
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        Location: Brisbane,qld | So , have you got enough bits to make a start onthe conversion , will the black beauty be the first recipient |
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      Location: An island off southern Tasmania. | Got the bits from the US today....plenty of things not as expected..
But the bulk of it is okay is okay.
shiny one is the endeavour rear axle..dirty one is the 380 for comparison
(DSC03200.JPG)
(rear axle endeavour inc lsd.JPG)
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DSC03200.JPG (656KB - 600 downloads)
rear axle endeavour inc lsd.JPG (144KB - 595 downloads)
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        Location: Brisbane,qld | Awesome, bit beefier than the 380 , looks like it will bolt up ok |
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