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Hilux Transfercase question

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Hilux Transfercase question

Post by GQPatrol V8 »

Hi All,
Being a Nissan person and having nothing to do with Toyotas at all I have a question.

I am looking for a Toyota 5 speed and transfer to bolt into 4x4 with the front diff on the LH side. Given that the toyota 5 speed boxes can be bolted up to just about any engine with changable bellhousings available from Dellow and Castlemaine rod shop. I saw a Hilux transfer that had the front driveshaft output on the LH passenger side. I have looked at a few hilux transfers and the front output has always been on the driver side.

What model/year Hilux would this 5 speed box and transfer combo with front out on LH side be out of ?

I assume it would be strong enough behind a Holden V6 or V8 ?

Thanks , Shane
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Post by r0ck_m0nkey »

98 onwards is when the diff was put on the passenger side.
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Post by GQPatrol V8 »

r0ck_m0nkey wrote:98 onwards is when the diff was put on the passenger side.
I just spotted this on Ebay which says it is a 98 Model ?? which Hilux 98 used the front diff on passenger side ?

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/98-Toyota-Hilux- ... dZViewItem

Also are these boxes strong enough behind a 308 or V6 ???

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Post by r0ck_m0nkey »

GQPatrol V8 wrote:I just spotted this on Ebay which says it is a 98 Model ?? which Hilux 98 used the front diff on passenger side ?
The model that went from 98-05. 1998 was the changeover year from one model to the next, so the earlier ones still had the diff on the RHS, but the later ones had it LHS.

The 90 Series Prados should also have the same gearbox/transfer i believe.
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Post by GQPatrol V8 »

r0ck_m0nkey wrote:
GQPatrol V8 wrote:I just spotted this on Ebay which says it is a 98 Model ?? which Hilux 98 used the front diff on passenger side ?
The model that went from 98-05. 1998 was the changeover year from one model to the next, so the earlier ones still had the diff on the RHS, but the later ones had it LHS.

The 90 Series Prados should also have the same gearbox/transfer i believe.
Thanks for the help. Much Apreciated

Shane
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Post by r0ck_m0nkey »

GQPatrol V8 wrote:
r0ck_m0nkey wrote:
GQPatrol V8 wrote:I just spotted this on Ebay which says it is a 98 Model ?? which Hilux 98 used the front diff on passenger side ?
The model that went from 98-05. 1998 was the changeover year from one model to the next, so the earlier ones still had the diff on the RHS, but the later ones had it LHS.

The 90 Series Prados should also have the same gearbox/transfer i believe.
Thanks for the help. Much Apreciated

Shane
Actually scratch the Prado bit. Don't know what the hell i was thinking, considering it's an AWD set up :roll: Especially since i own one, and had a previous model Hilux, i should have known that.
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