in doing power steering conversion on fj55, plan on using 60 type conversion. will a box off 62 be same?
thanks for any help or suggestions
thanks for any help or suggestions
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Mace said:yep early FJ60's bolt pattern is different than the later Fj60/62/80 series box.
Other than that they are very similar..
Did you happen to remember what 60 box will fit on a 88 62? I really want to get rid of this $$$$$$$$ 62 box.if I remember, there were 2 different early 60 boxes to boot.
Did you happen to remember what 60 box will fit on a 88 62? I really want to get rid of this $$$$$$$$ 62 box.
Did you happen to remember what 60 box will fit on a 88 62? I really want to get rid of this $$$$$$$$ 62 box.
85-87 I believe.
I have an 80 series box in my 62 series frame.
No it is not, this is for a FJ55 conversion.
I really want to get rid of the $$$$ 62 box.Partial Hijack--
So are you guys saying a 62 box would work as a spare on an 80? This is not a hypothetical question, there is one I am considering buying. If the bolt holes line up, and the input spline is the same, that would be great. If you know the answer, please post up.
Lowtide-it sounds like you might have the answer!
Partial Hijack--
So are you guys saying a 62 box would work as a spare on an 80? This is not a hypothetical question, there is one I am considering buying. If the bolt holes line up, and the input spline is the same, that would be great. If you know the answer, please post up.
Lowtide-it sounds like you might have the answer!
Gear ratios are different between FJ60 and FJ62, with the FJ62 being more desireable ... in Toyota's opinion.