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CV Axle differences between trims?

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Hey guys, I know we were told some details of the different CV axles being used in the Pro and TH.. I just can’t remember.

Can one confirm, or deny ,that these beefier, higher angle capable front axles are included in the Off Road Hybrid model?
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Has anyone confirmed this question? Also how does third gen vs 4th gen CV axle compare ?
 

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I thought that the beefier axles were on all hybrid models to accommodate the torque (possibly same CV as the Tundra?). Have never seen any details on angles or anything.
 

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Has anyone confirmed this question? Also how does third gen vs 4th gen CV axle compare ?
ive been looking into this a lot and from what i have found off Toyota parts the front CV axle for driver side auto transmission is the same part number, im still looking into it to conform
 

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According to "Tinkerer's Adventures" channel (who seems to be a pretty excellent technical reviewer), it's TRD Offroad and above (so also Pro+Trailhunter).

Think 3G and prior are the tri-pod style CVs.

Starting at 4:30 in:
 

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According to "Tinkerer's Adventures" channel (who seems to be a pretty excellent technical reviewer), it's TRD Offroad and above (so also Pro+Trailhunter).
That makes sense, because according to the build sheets the Pro and Trailhunter are based on the Offroad, with the only differences being the options called out in the build sheet. But I also remember a chief engineer video where he said the CV joints were different on the TH/Pro because of the lift. That could easily have been sales bs, to justify the higher prices on the halos, so only actual parts numbers would really answer that IMO.
 

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I was going to switch out the needle bearing on the driver side with the east coast gear supply sleeve bushing when putting in the Dobinson springs as a preventative measure on my Trailhunter.

But now that I ran into this post - maybe they are different and I shouldn't order it and wait to see if anyone can confirm.

Here is the link to the sleeve bearing if anyone is interested:
https://eastcoastgearsupply.com/i-8536125-toyota-8-clamshell-bushing-eliminates-needle-bearing.html
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