DanBUCF

Just wondering what the rear end gear ratio is on my '92...I'm thinking 4.56?

Am I correct?

jimbo74

what are the specs on it? the axle ratio is listed in the door jamb or underhood on the vin plate

jimbo74

also now that i think about it, no toyota had a 4.56 ratio stock... the lowest i beleive was a 4.30

DanBUCF

SR5 5-speed 4X4 3.0

DanBUCF

I know its gotta be something in the 4's.... Its geared really low. I know I'm doing about 4K rpm doing 90 mph on the highway...lol.

jimbo74

whats the gear ratio? look on the door jamb or under the hood.... http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ToyVIN.shtml
http://www.off-road.com/toyota/tech/other/4_axles.html

DanBUCF

Can't look right now...my dad has it right now, I'm going to pick it up from his house in a few minutes.

WATRD

Axle code B04A is 4.56 gears from the factory

B04A 4.56 2 pinion open 7.5" ring gear

DanBUCF

"Most Toys sold in the US have 4.10 axle gearing, but this isn't always the case. Four cylinder models with auto trannies often have 4.30 gearing, (4.87 if they came factory-equipped with 31" tires). All V6's with 31" tires and 4-cylinder manuals with 31" tires usually had 4.56 gears. And still others have been changed by their owners, to move oversized tires."

Seeing as it came with 31" tires stock....guess it does have the 4.56

Thanks for the help.

jimbo74

eh ok..... that works too

WATRD

Tacoma V6's with 31's tires almost always have 4.10's from the factory.

jimbo74

why dont you just look up the axle code and then decode it?

WATRD

Yamaha+Toyota=Fun

Your right, but i think were talking about a 2nd gen 4runner. If It has 31" and a 5 speed id bet money that its got 4.56 gears.

WATRD

The post says "Most Toys sold in the US..." not "Most 4Runners sold in the US..." but fine! Be that way hahahha

1987 street toy

My 87 1ton 22re 5 speed 2 wheel drive with 14" wildcat LT's has 4.30gears