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I have an XD with drums that I am about to convert to E series diif the E series diff has a disc brake setup it will just need a good overhaul easier for me to leave the drums if they fit. I cant see why anyone would take the drums from an X series and put them onto an E series though. (im guessing thats why you are asking why) Already have front discs, drums at the back makes for better burnouts don't you reckon? Why did you do it?

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ok i read your first post wrong ,no ,they wont fit ,must be to much wild turkey,

 

 

just fit the whole e series ute or wagon diff there a better thing ,im assuming you have an xd sedan if so use everytihng e series tailshaft the lot handbrake  cables etc ,

 

if your fitting the e series to the xd ute use everthing from an e series wagon

 

as for easier line lockers and burnouts disc is better ,as you clamp off the rear rubber brake line with plastic line pliers

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its the ends of the axles are diff ,pull the axles out of the xdub diff and compare the e series diff maybe a little machine work ,i do know the axle tubes a totally diff ,but im sure with a little time a lot of beer ,hhmm thought you can get it to work

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ok i read your first post wrong ,no ,they wont fit ,must be to much wild turkey,

 

 

just fit the whole e series ute or wagon diff there a better thing ,im assuming you have an xd sedan if so use everytihng e series tailshaft the lot handbrake  cables etc ,

 

if your fitting the e series to the xd ute use everthing from an e series wagon

 

as for easier line lockers and burnouts disc is better ,as you clamp off the rear rubber brake line with plastic line pliers

 

 

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