Our diff drop kits run from $140 to $590 for the kit, and $604 to $1,199 fitted through Click and Fit. The spread comes down to platform complexity. Fitting one at the same time as your lift is the cheapest path, because the front end is already apart.
Straight numbers first, then what drives them. Every price below is from our current range, in AUD, and correct at the time of writing. You can check any of them on the diff drop kits pages, and the fitted price includes professional installation through Click and Fit at over 200 locations nationwide.


Our current prices
|
Kit |
Part |
Kit only |
Fitted |
|
Toyota FJ Cruiser and Prado |
W93205 |
$140.00 |
$618.00 |
|
Toyota FJ Cruiser and Prado |
TRCHILUXDD |
$154.00 |
$632.00 |
|
LandCruiser 200 Series and Lexus LX |
TRCLC200DD |
$180.00 |
$658.00 |
|
Isuzu D-Max, MU-X and Mazda BT-50 |
TRC9015 |
$216.00 |
$604.00 |
|
LandCruiser 200 Series |
W93214 |
$232.00 |
$710.00 |
|
Isuzu D-Max 2019-on and MU-X 2021-on |
W93577 |
$238.00 |
$626.00 |
|
LandCruiser 100 Series and Lexus LX |
TRCLC100DD |
$371.00 |
$849.00 |
|
LandCruiser 100 Series IFS |
W93241 |
$422.00 |
$900.00 |
|
Volkswagen Amarok 2H 4Motion to 2015 |
W93223 |
$467.01 |
$1,125.01 |
|
Toyota Fortuner and HiLux N70, N80 |
W93578 |
$478.50 |
$866.50 |
|
Toyota HiLux N70 and N80 2005-2025 |
TRC9007 |
$485.00 |
$873.00 |
|
Holden Colorado and Trailblazer RG, D-Max and MU-X |
TRCCOLDD |
$510.00 |
$1,168.00 |
|
Holden Colorado, Trailblazer, D-Max and MU-X |
W93224 |
$541.00 |
$1,199.00 |
|
Toyota HiLux N90 2025-on |
TRC9023 |
$590.00 |
$1,068.00 |
All prices AUD. Some kits are on preorder, including the N90 kit with stock due 23 November 2026.
Why the range is so wide
Four things move the number.
How much has to come apart: Some platforms take a straightforward spacer and longer fastener arrangement at existing mounting points. Others need the crossmember unloaded and the diff supported while brackets are swapped, which is a longer job. That difference is most of the gap between a $604 fitted price and a $1,199 one.
What is in the kit: A simple puck or spacer kit is fewer parts than a bracket and crossmember kit designed to relocate the diff and keep its mounting integrity intact. More engineering in the kit means more in the price.
Whether anything else has to move: On some vehicles the drive shaft, sway bar link or a skid plate has to be adjusted or repositioned to suit the new diff height. Any of those steps adds labour to the job.
Whether the front end is already apart: This is the one you control. Fitted at the same time as your lift, almost all the labour is already being paid for. Booked separately, you pay to strip the same front end twice.
Fitting with the lift versus fitting later
|
Scenario |
What you pay for |
|
Diff drop fitted during the lift install |
Kit, plus a small amount of additional labour |
|
Diff drop fitted as a separate later job |
Kit, plus the full labour to strip and reassemble the front end |
|
Diff drop fitted with CV replacement after wear |
Kit, plus CV assemblies, plus labour, plus an alignment |
The third row is the expensive one, and it is the one people end up in when they treat the kit as optional. The comparison that matters is not the kit price against zero. It is the kit price against a pair of front CV assemblies on a ute you have already spent money lifting.
What is and is not included in the fitted price
The fitted price covers the kit and its professional installation at a Click and Fit location. It does not include a wheel alignment, and a 2 inch lift needs one regardless of whether you add the diff drop, so budget for that separately. It also does not include any other correction parts your build may need, such as upper control arms for caster.
If you are pricing a whole lift build, get the lift, the diff drop, any control arms and the alignment quoted together. One visit is cheaper than three and you get a single alignment at the end.
FAQs
How much does a diff drop cost in Australia?
How much is a diff drop for a Hilux?
How much is a diff drop for a D-Max or BT-50?
Why is one kit $140 and another $590?
Is it cheaper to fit a diff drop with the lift?
Does the fitted price include a wheel alignment?
Can I supply my own kit and have you fit it?
How long does the installation take?
See current pricing for your vehicle on the diff drop kits pages, or ask a store to quote the whole build in one go.
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