gearing

Hi all new to this Forum Anyway I am currently in the process of rebuilding my FJ45 which has a longer tray than today's Land cruisers Anyway It had as follows 1974 F motor H41 4 speed 4.11 Gears 33 inch tyres It now has 383 Chevy V8 Rebuilt H41 4 speed Orion TC with lower low ranger gears...

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I have a 97 FZJ80 with 4,88 r&p and shes currently rolling on 345/75/16s which in Ma. dont cut it. whats the smallest and thinnest i can go without killing my gearing. because its runs perfect now I just want a bit smaller diameter and def width. Im in your hands

I read alot about changing the front/rear differential gearing to get more torque (and for larger tires) but can't the same torque increase be achieved by changing the gear ratio for the "L" transfer case gear? A bit of googling showed that for older 4runners, there exist after-market parts for...

I have an '85 FJ60, 2F engine w/good compression, 4 spd, desmogged, engine runs very well. The 60 has all the add-ons: suspension, front bumper w/winch, rear bumper with swingouts, full size Wilderness roof rack. Tires are 33x10.5R15. The PO swapped factory gears for 4.10s which get it close...

Hey gang, My pinion seal finally crapped out completely so I'm using the opportunity to regear as I service both the diffs. In reviewing the FSM I saw a pantload of SSTs listed for the removal and installation of various bits. How many of these are absolutely essential and how many can be...

There have been many discussions on here regarding mileage with larger tires gear changes, etc. During our trip to Moab starting near Sacramento, CA, two friends and I took made some mileage observations between our three different rigs. Rig 1: 1997 LX450, naturally aspirated, stock gearing...