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   Installed a 4Runner clutch pedal in my '97 LX-454

   Well, apparently Toyota had a bunch of forklift engines lying around back then! It was a great improvement over the 2F, you simply can't tow in the mountains at highway speeds with it. A five or six speed would have been the game changer. The automatic gear ratios just limit 45-60 mph ability...

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   • BloodyMGT
   • Post #6
   • Sep 18, 2022
   • Forum: 80-Series Tech
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   Installed a 4Runner clutch pedal in my '97 LX-454

   When my baby blew a head gasket at 315K miles it was almost half as cheap (not easier) for me to build up a 7.4L GMC (430 HP, 575 ft/lb torque) and an Eaton FS6406A six speed manual transmission I had lying around than it was to rebuild the Toyota 4.5L to 300 HP and rebuild the A442F...

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   • BloodyMGT
   • Post #3
   • Sep 17, 2022
   • Forum: 80-Series Tech
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   Installed a 4Runner clutch pedal in my '97 LX-454

   I needed a clutch pedal assembly in my 1997 Lexus LX-450. Since I am poor and I think I'm rather clever, I bought a clutch pedal assembly from a pull-n-save yard out of a 1999 4Runner (P/N 31310-35050) for $18.00. There is already a spot for a clutch master cylinder on the firewall (with two...

   • BloodyMGT
   • Thread
   • Sep 17, 2022
   • Replies: 5
   • Forum: 80-Series Tech