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R151F Questions
Posted: Sat Feb 17, 2007 4:47 pm
by junglist
What is the difference between the R151 and the R151F?
Which models does the R151F come from?
I can recall reading some info about 87 Turbo Pickups in the USA that had an R15xF with a gear driven transfer attached. Is that the R151F?
Thanks
R150 - 3.86 FIRSTRATIO - V6 Four Runner
R151 - 4.31 FIRSTRATIO - From ???
R151F-???? FIRSTRATIO - From ???
R154 - 3.1 FIRSTRATIO - TTSupra's
G52 -- 3.96 FIRSTRATIO - Current Gearbox
Posted: Sat Feb 17, 2007 9:51 pm
by ozrunner
What is the difference between the R151 and the R151F?
Nothing same trans. People just drop the F
Which models does the R151F come from?
Surfs, Prado's, Late Troopies.
I can recall reading some info about 87 Turbo Pickups in the USA that had an R15xF with a gear driven transfer attached. Is that the R151F?
Yes, US 1986/87 22RE Turbo 4Runners. I imported a complete trans, and gear tansfer
R150 - 3.83 - V6 4Runner, Some Surfs
R151 - 4.31 - Surfs, Turbo diesel Prado's, Late troopies
R154 - 3.25 - TTSupra's
R452 - 5.15 - Dyna truck
G52 -- 3.96 - Current Gearbox
Posted: Sun Feb 18, 2007 12:03 pm
by daveo
any idea on what a good reco R151 would go for? the G52 in my lux is on its way out i fear. and would the 4.31 be noticably lower than the current 3.96?
Posted: Sun Feb 18, 2007 12:23 pm
by ferrit
Ive got a mainshaft out of my old mans R151 that states that its not a strong gearbox- its eaten off all the splines!
Posted: Sun Feb 18, 2007 3:54 pm
by junglist
Surfs, Prado's, Late Troopies.
Ok thanks for the info do these have the chain transfer?
Posted: Sun Feb 18, 2007 9:05 pm
by Hales231271
My Hiluz is a 2004 1kz-te and it comes with a R151F with chain driven transfer.
Cheers
Dazza
Posted: Sun Feb 18, 2007 9:39 pm
by ozrunner
junglist wrote:Surfs, Prado's, Late Troopies.
Ok thanks for the info do these have the chain transfer?
Yes all chain transfers. The only hybrid R series with a gear transfer was the US 86/87 4Runner as mentioned above.
What are you plans etc.
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 6:15 pm
by junglist
Right'o I have a gear driven transfer already.
What kind of strength difference is there between the chain and gear units? Is it worth purchasing the following and keeping my gear?
//-----------------------------------
// TRANSFER CASE ADDAPTER
//-----------------------------------
SUPPLIER - Marks 4wd Addaptors
PART - MFK1598/23
DESC - Kit to fit Gear drive t/case with 21T input spline in place of Chain drive t/case with 23T spline
PRICE - $575inc
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 8:02 pm
by slosh
ANother option is bundera/ landcruiser 60s transfer, they bolt up to the back of r151 from turbo bundera (extension housing on box different to surf/ hilux).
But with the offset rear output you might want to change to cruiser diff.
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 11:09 pm
by ozrunner
junglist wrote:Right'o I have a gear driven transfer already.
What kind of strength difference is there between the chain and gear units? Is it worth purchasing the following and keeping my gear?
Still doesn't make sense
as if you have a 93 diesel Hilux you probably have a G52 with a chain transfer. If you want to use the gear transfer it can be bolted up using an earlier Hilux intermmediate housing.
Unless you are wanting to go to an R series but again why.
The gear transfer would be better if you're into extreme 4wd etc in that it gives you the addtional option of fitting lower low range crawler gears sets etc.
If you only do basic stuff why bother
.
Get in touch with Adrian at Chevtorque in Maddington as he can help with either options.
Posted: Tue Feb 20, 2007 7:50 pm
by toyrex
ozrunner wrote:junglist wrote:Right'o I have a gear driven transfer already.
What kind of strength difference is there between the chain and gear units? Is it worth purchasing the following and keeping my gear?
Still doesn't make sense
as if you have a 93 diesel Hilux you probably have a G52 with a chain transfer. If you want to use the gear transfer it can be bolted up using an earlier Hilux intermmediate housing.
G52 with gear drive transfer case is 21 spline
G52 with chain drive transfer case is 26 spline
You have to change the main output shaft also if you want to swap
Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 11:16 pm
by junglist
Someone told me 93 Diesel was G52 with gear transfer. They must have been mistaken.
Ok so If I have a G52 and a chain transfer already and I find an R151F will that bolt up or should I be trying to find a R151F with transfer inc?
Getting a tad confusing. Thanks again for the input.
Posted: Mon Feb 26, 2007 9:26 pm
by junglist
Which gearbox is behind a 1992 HZJ75 there is one in the paper
Posted: Mon Feb 26, 2007 10:14 pm
by toyrex
LN106R, 93 - 2.8D DualCab If this is a true discription of your vehicle you should have a G52 gearbox with a geardrive transfer case
Check the Toyota manifactures plate on the fire wall 5th line down should read G52 / G285 G52 gearbox G285 4.3 LSD
Posted: Thu Mar 01, 2007 9:03 pm
by junglist
Yep that's what it says. Thanks
Posted: Fri Mar 02, 2007 8:31 pm
by Struth
Might be dumb here, have been before, but I thought the chain driven transfer only applied to vehicles with ADD.
Cheers
Posted: Fri Mar 02, 2007 9:33 pm
by dow50r
These boxes are behind the current 78/79 1hz aswell as 100 series 1hz and the old shorty pzj70....do prados run them too???