3rd gen rear axle swap
Mar 31, 2005 | 03:04 PM
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From: Richmond, Va
Originally Posted by ORB
I called 4wheelparts (I know they aren't liked, but they are the only ones I can find that sell and install lockers) twice and asked about an arb for my 99 limited v6, and the first answer I got was "No, it won't fit." The second time I called, the guy said that it depends because toyota had different axle's during the 99-00 years, and he would have to look at the truck to determine if the locker would fit.
Is it possible that there is no selectable locker available for my truck (besides e-locker swap)? Or could it be that they don't know what they are talking about?
Is it possible that there is no selectable locker available for my truck (besides e-locker swap)? Or could it be that they don't know what they are talking about?
I believe the 4WP guy was refering to the 8" and 8.4" rear axles, but that is Taco stuff.
It is about the same money to retrofit an e-locker and install an ARb w/ comressor. about...
Mar 31, 2005 | 06:26 PM
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Originally Posted by bamachem
ahhh...
that's right... the limited's have 4.10's and optional e-locker. the highlander version of the SR5's that came with lockers have 4.30's. i don't think i've EVER seen a limited w/ 4.30's now that i think about it...
that's right... the limited's have 4.10's and optional e-locker. the highlander version of the SR5's that came with lockers have 4.30's. i don't think i've EVER seen a limited w/ 4.30's now that i think about it...
My net expense for the E-locker install was $75 after I parted out my old axle. You can certainly do the E-locker swap cheaper than an ARB if you have the skills to do it yourself and ability to sell your original.
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Mar 31, 2005 | 06:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Albuquerque Jim
The donor I got my axle from was a '99 limited with 4.30's. SteveO's '99 limited had 4.30's. I have SteveO's front gears in my truck as well.
My net expense for the E-locker install was $75 after I parted out my old axle. You can certainly do the E-locker swap cheaper than an ARB if you have the skills to do it yourself and ability to sell your original.
My net expense for the E-locker install was $75 after I parted out my old axle. You can certainly do the E-locker swap cheaper than an ARB if you have the skills to do it yourself and ability to sell your original.
....maybe I have 4.30's in my limited. This is interesting, I never knew these combinations were available
Mar 31, 2005 | 07:00 PM
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From: Albuquerque, NM
Check out this thread https://www.yotatech.com/forums/show...ght=gear+ratio
Mar 31, 2005 | 07:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Spectre
It looks like Phong's site is down..anyone have any newer links? or info??
http://web.archive.org/web/200304070.../e-locker.html
Apr 1, 2005 | 06:57 AM
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Originally Posted by dragr1
E-locker scan be had with either 4.10 or 4.30. The only way to know for sure is to remove the third and count the ring gear teeth, 41 teeth is 4.10 and 43 teeth is 4.30. If it's a 4.30, just get the front diff and swap it also-if the front diff is gone then I have a 4.30 front diff I can sell you. I did this exact swap on mine. I found a 4Runner with 4.30 gears and an e-locker and bought the rearx axle and front diff and just swapped both over.
brett, what about this from J.A. 4Runner History???
Originally Posted by 4Runner History
Off-road enthusiasts will continue to find improved low-traction performance available through a locking rear differential, optional on all four-wheel drive models (except SR5 models equipped with automatic transmission). Sporting a 4.3:1 differential gear ratio, this feature locks the rear wheels together while in low-4WD, forcing both wheels to turn together.
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Apr 1, 2005 | 07:31 AM
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Originally Posted by bamachem
brett, what about this from J.A. 4Runner History???
so, has anybody ever SEEN WITH THEIR OWN EYES a factory equipped 4.10 e-locking differential?
so, has anybody ever SEEN WITH THEIR OWN EYES a factory equipped 4.10 e-locking differential?
I don't know? When I was looking at them, I remember researching that there were both and the 4.30 gears came only in Limited Automatics with 16" wheels, any other e-locker had 4.10's. That's what I read anyway.
Apr 1, 2005 | 08:08 PM
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****that's right... the limited's have 4.10's and optional e-locker. the highlander version of the SR5's that came with lockers have 4.30's. i don't think i've EVER seen a limited w/ 4.30's now that i think about it...****
Actually my 4:30 elocker came from a 99 limited. Check axle code. A03A will have 4:30's and A02A will have 4:10's on the >96 4runner. The wiring is very easy. Made a little black box with the two relays in it and a factory switch. Works great in high and low range 2wd or 4wd. I modified my housing, but the axle should bolt right on.
Actually my 4:30 elocker came from a 99 limited. Check axle code. A03A will have 4:30's and A02A will have 4:10's on the >96 4runner. The wiring is very easy. Made a little black box with the two relays in it and a factory switch. Works great in high and low range 2wd or 4wd. I modified my housing, but the axle should bolt right on.
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