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Mar 22, 2004 | 10:46 AM

#21

Hyperlite

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From: Mooresville (Lake Norman) NC

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Originally Posted by customcruiser

a 97 diff will not work in your 92.............hold on you said out of a T100?? not sure on that diff but a 4runner or taco diff will not fit

What the hell are you talking about????????
I am trying to sell your old front diff cause it takes up too much room
The t100 diff is the same as a 2nd gen 4Runner and Truck
That comment sounds like something coming from Randy's Rack and Pinion when they said that a t100 WILL FIT a 3rd gen :wtf:

Mar 22, 2004 | 12:46 PM

#22

MTL_4runner

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From: Montreal, QC Canada

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Originally Posted by Hyperlite

You two are a riot!

Mar 22, 2004 | 01:15 PM

#23

mastacox

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From: Fort Worth, TX

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Originally Posted by Hyperlite

I have another diff in my garage for a 94 4Runner, it has 4.10 gears, you want it, it is in NC

Thanks for the offer, but I have 4.30's in my 4Runner.

The T100's used the same diff as my 2nd gen 4Runner all the way up to 1998 (7.5" Toyota Front as opposed to the 2nd gen 7.5" in the 96 and up 4Runners and Tacos), they simply have longer CV-Shafts (which is why some lifted Tacos prefer to use T100 Shafts). However, after closer inspection of the diff I was looking at, I decided not to buy it because it wasn't in great shape after the guy totaled his T100.

Such is life.

Mar 22, 2004 | 01:23 PM

#24

44Runner

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From: Mount Pleasant, SC

Looks a lot like my rear ring gear when I toasted it.

BTW, to those that may not know, never pull stuff in reverse with a stock setup. That is one of the leading ways to strip a 7.5" R&P.