Hello. Anyone know the Toyota Part Number for an H55F that would be compatible with a 1986 FJ60?
Thanks in advance!
Thanks in advance!
H55F Toyota Part Number? (1 Viewer)
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Did some more research. I think this is it: 33030-60450. And the 5th gear oiler cup is 33124-36010. Still trying to verify that this is for the F-shaft version now. Price from my local Toyota dealership is $1,640.00 with my discount.
For H55F - F input shaft
H55F 33030-60450
oil pipe 33124-36010
lever assy. 33530-60160
knob 33504-14050-co (or just get one from a mini truck, and the transfer knob while your at it).
$1640?, man you have a crazy discount. I haven't seen under $1840 for a new one.
Brandon
H55F 33030-60450
oil pipe 33124-36010
lever assy. 33530-60160
knob 33504-14050-co (or just get one from a mini truck, and the transfer knob while your at it).
$1640?, man you have a crazy discount. I haven't seen under $1840 for a new one.
Brandon
$1640 is dealer cost, not alot of mark up on the H55 and thats a smokin deal!
OlympiaFJ60 said:
HZJ60 Guy
Tank Buster
I just sold a rebuilt pair (tranny tcase) for 1600.00.
Yes that is a good deal.
TB
Yes that is a good deal.
TB
I do alot of highway driving on my 84', what else would I need to get to swap in the H55F? I'm tired of driving on the interstate at 3K RPMs. 2400 sounds nicer 
I have 33x12.50s (Shackle Lift) and stock gears. Engine has a little help from a Weber Carb and exhaust but other than that the truck is untouched. I think I want this to be my first major move. Then one day a 350
I have 33x12.50s (Shackle Lift) and stock gears. Engine has a little help from a Weber Carb and exhaust but other than that the truck is untouched. I think I want this to be my first major move. Then one day a 350
WALoeIII said:
I think for the '84 you would need to extend front/shorten rear drive shafts, in addition to the rest of the stuff.
BTW, here is the best H55F write up I have seen (from the Tech section)
http://www.off-road.com/tlc/tech/h55fswap/ .
I would like to do a similar swap to a FJ45 but the local toyota dealership here requires that I provide them, in additioin to the part number, the engine and chassis number. Can anyone help?
gas or diesel?
FYI current list in the Southeast is $2709 for an H55F part # 33030-60450
I wonder how many H55's are in the USA, Last time I checked it was around 9, and that was over 3 months ago. 
Does that include the one still in the box in my garage ?
I wonder how many H55's are in the USA, Last time I checked it was around 9, and that was over 3 months ago.
I think between the various parts suppliers, that number is closer to 25. Hell, I bet James in NH had 4 or 5.
Old thread!!
Update 33030-60450 Norwalk Toyota $2382.85
Update 33030-60450 Norwalk Toyota $2382.85
gregnash
Anal Retentive Analyst
But that is just for the gearbox correct? That doesn't count the other parts that need to be purchased like the 5th gear oiler and whatnot.
i just bought one last year for my swap
forum.ih8mud.com
paul dinapoli - H55 swap thread
going to use this to document my A440 to H55 swap. here's a link to my google spreadsheet i've been using to keep track of parts and such H55F cost sheet Thanks @orangefj45 for many phone calls and the shipment of parts to get me rolling. Josh at Willamette helped me out by doing a t-case...
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Cruiserdrew
On the way there
I bought one of those $1600 (Though I seem to remember it was $1650) H55fs about 14 years ago from Cruiserdan. I'm still driving it! It's in it's second truck and second clutch. H55f's abide.
agreed...i'd buy several of them right now and sit on them and hatch them like little eggs for future goodness.
