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Old 01-30-2007, 09:08 AM
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Toyota e-locker gear ratio

Is the Toyota e-locker independent of the gear ratio? What I mean is can an e-locker be transferred to another diff that has a different gear ratio without causing any problem relating to the differing gear ratios?

Or do I need to change also the gear ratio?

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The e-locker should be compatable with other gear ratios, maybe not all of them, but I'll go out on a limb and say most of them. The bigger issue with it is the diff housing is different and takes some fairly major modification to fit into a non-elocker axle. Unless you're pretty handy with metal fabrication, most guys swap the whole axle (drum to drum).

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you can swap whatever ratio you want on the elocker (with exception of the factory 4.88's i think). yes, if the ratio that the elocked 3rd is going on doesnt match whatevers on the third, it has to be regeared. id be willing to bet most elocked 3rds are 4.30 & 4.10. as mt goat stated, the stock axle housing has to be modified.
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i think i have 4:30s

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Here's some info on modifing the axle housing:
http://www.4x4wire.com/toyota/tech/electric_locker/
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i have a quick ? i have an 85 runner and i wanna put elockers front and back i have them already but both with different ring and pinion sizes one of them has a 41 tooth ring and 11 tooth pinion the second has a 43 tooth ring and a 10 tooth pinion i dont have the vin number of the vehicle it came off of and dont know what the ratios are? i wanna throw one in the back and just run the rear elocker tell i do my lift but i currently am running 4:10 also does the pinion flange bolt str8 up to the driveline or does that require modification?? guess that wasnt such a quick ?
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