stock 4.56 gears?
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stock 4.56 gears?
So in my understanding, Some toyota pickups came stock with 4.56 gears. I heard it was more common in the V6 models. I knw that nearly all of our trucks out there have 4.10's but I would like to know how to tel if my truck came exuiped with factory 4.56s. I have a 91' ex-cab V6 that had 31" tires on it when i got it, which i have replaces with more 31's. if i were to guess, i woud say the gearing feels stock, but that's just a guess. The reason I realy would like to know this is because I need to replace my front diff it was in bad shape when I got it and now it's in worse so i'm getting a craigsist diff. i don't want to mismatch my gears. And if i ever want to step up to 33's in the future i wouldn't rn them on 4.1's bt i might on 5.56's. any hlp woud be appreciated, thanks.
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do a search for it, been answered 100 times.... but if u look on the drivers door jam there is a sticker there and u have to take that and it will give u a code and with that code it will tell u what gears u have...
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If you have stock 4.10 gears, and you go with 4.56 gears, you won`t notice much of an improvement. You would be better off to go with 4.88 gears. I have 4.88 gears and 37'' tires on my 86 4Runner and they work great.
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The axle code is on the bottom of the door jamb sticker,4.56 gears are noted as "G252" or "G254" depending on whether you have 2 pinion or 4 pinion carrier. The 4.10 gear set should be noted as "G282" or "G284".
http://www.toysport.com/technical%20...ifications.htm
Having a manual or automatic transmission makes a difference on what gears you'll want to use for a given size tire. If you stick with 31's, the 4.56 gear set should work well for you.
http://www.toysport.com/technical%20...ifications.htm
Having a manual or automatic transmission makes a difference on what gears you'll want to use for a given size tire. If you stick with 31's, the 4.56 gear set should work well for you.
Last edited by GenXr; 07-23-2011 at 06:07 PM.
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The axle code is on the bottom of the door jamb sticker,4.56 gears are noted as "G252" or "G254" depending on whether you have 2 pinion or 4 pinion carrier. The 4.10 gear set should be noted as "G282" or "G284".
http://www.toysport.com/technical%20...ifications.htm
Having a manual or automatic transmission makes a difference on what gears you'll want to use for a given size tire. If you stick with 31's, the 4.56 gear set should work well for you.
http://www.toysport.com/technical%20...ifications.htm
Having a manual or automatic transmission makes a difference on what gears you'll want to use for a given size tire. If you stick with 31's, the 4.56 gear set should work well for you.
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yep, 4.10's. just like i expected. oh well. i was curious anyway...
and 4.56's came with a 31" tire package, so i really don't think is was common in the automatic 22re...
and 4.56's came with a 31" tire package, so i really don't think is was common in the automatic 22re...
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