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    Default Toyota FWD/RWD transaxle info...

    'Lo Lads,

    He has been of much fruitless searching but is wishing to know what final drive ratio's are seen in the FWD/RWD 4AG - N/A transaxles?

    Also how interchangable the driveshaft and spline-stubs are 'tween cars?

    And finally, Aside from the shifter linkages on the opposite side are there any substantial differences which would preclude a FWD transaxle from being fitted to back of an AW11?

    Cheers and Merry Xmas bitches...

    Rex

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    Default Re: Toyota FWD/RWD transaxle info...

    Fwd is usually 411 or 4.3

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    There is this info out there. I had previously found a site that talks about swapping parts from these gearboxes to another etc.. I cant find that information now.

    The site below really only helps if you know what you have in regard to the ratios....

    Borrowed from:

    http://forums.club4ag.com/topic.asp?...OPIC_ID=127176

    C52 88-91 AE92 4AGE
    1st: 3.166
    2nd: 1.904
    3rd: 1.310
    4th: 0.969
    5th: 0.815
    Final: 4.312

    C56 North American Celica ZZT230 00-05, AE101, AE111 Levin/Trueno
    1st: 3.166
    2nd: 1.904
    3rd: 1.392
    4th: 1.031
    5th: .815
    final drive: 4.312

    C59 North American Corolla ZZE110 98-02 1ZZFE
    1st: 3.166
    2nd: 1.904
    3rd: 1.310
    4th: .885
    5th: .725
    final drive: 3.722 03-UP ZZE130 Corolla ratios are the same except for a 3.941 final drive.

    C60 All North American 2ZZGE(Celica, Matrix, Corolla XRS, Elise, *not Exige*)
    1st: 3.166
    2nd: 2.050
    3rd: 1.481
    4th: 1.166
    5th: .916
    6th: .725
    final drive: 4.529

    The 03-05 MR2 Spyder SMT(C65M)
    1st: 3.166
    2nd: 1.904
    3rd: 1.392
    4th: 1.031
    5th: .815
    6th: .725
    final drive: 4.312(thanks naviles16v)

    C150
    1st: 3.545
    2nd: 1.904
    3rd: 1.310
    4th: 0.969
    5th: 0.815
    Final: 3.526

    C160 Levin/Trueno AE111 6 Speed
    1st: 3.166
    2nd: 2.050
    3rd: 1.481
    4th: 1.166
    5th: 0.916
    6th: 0.725
    Reverse: 3.250
    Final Drive: 4.529

    E51 Levin/Trueno AFM 4AGZE
    1st - 3.230
    2nd - 2.045
    3rd - 1.333
    4th - 0.972
    5th - 0.820
    Final-3.933

    E52 89-91 Camry 2VZFE North America
    1st: 3.230
    2nd: 2.045
    3rd: 1.333
    4th: .972
    5th: .820
    final drive: 3.933

    E53 92-93 Camry 3VZFE North America
    1st: 3.538
    2nd: 2.045
    3rd: 1.333
    4th: 1.028
    5th: .820
    Final drive: 3.625

    E58 Levin/Trueno MAP 4AGZE
    1st - 3.214
    2nd - 2.045
    3rd - 1.333
    4th - 0.972
    5th - 0.820
    Final-3.944

    E153 97-00 Camry 1MZFE, 99-00 Solara 1MZFE

    1st: 3.23
    2nd: 1.913
    3rd: 1.258
    4th: .918
    5th: .731
    final drive: 3.933

    S51 87-91, 92-96 Camry
    1st: 3.538
    2nd: 1.960
    3rd: 1.250
    4th: .945
    5th: .731
    final drive: 3.736(SV21)3.944(SXV10)

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    Default Re: Toyota FWD/RWD transaxle info...

    CV shafts from LSD and non-LSD FWD gearboxes arent interchangeable, but i cant comment on the AW11 E52 gearbox's shaft(s)


    .... heehee, i said shaft.
    ...... butt scratcher?!


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    Default Re: Toyota FWD/RWD transaxle info...

    yeah non LSD shafts are slightly longer and if used in an LSD box the hit the internals of the LSD and shag it faster than i can moleste a goat.


    the AW11 shafts are the same as the LSD in those was a dealer fit TRD unit.

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    Most Corollas in Australia, from the early ones to the current ZZE122 will have a C52 gearbox. The import 4A-GZE Corollas have the tougher E51, or similar E series gearbox. Generaly, alot of parts from a C52 will not swap over to a E52 as they are a bit different. The bigger E series gearbox has double syncro rings and it's own oil pump, some have LSD.

    The AE95 4WD has a gearbox bassed on the bigger E series, with the double syncros and oil pump, only it has a centre diff inside also. This is very similar or the same as the RAV4 gearbox also.

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    Default Re: Toyota FWD/RWD transaxle info...

    oh and yeah only difference to the aw11 box is the side the shifter is on

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    Default Re: Toyota FWD/RWD transaxle info...

    Quote Originally Posted by The Witzl
    CV shafts from LSD and non-LSD FWD gearboxes arent interchangeable, but i cant comment on the AW11 E52 gearbox's shaft(s)


    .... heehee, i said shaft.
    Witzl, do you know if this holds true for the C160 box? I have a C160 6 speed LSD box but the importer did not bring the shafts. I was wondering if I can use non LSD shafts.

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    Sorry guys.. I'm trawling around old E-series threads..

    Does anyone know if the E51 gear sets will fit into the AE95 4WD (E57F5) box?

    I 'believe' I have both boxes in my shed right now..
    Recently bought a JDM AE92 4AGZE with original LSD box, modified for turbo from an unfinished project.
    It was for the engine only to go into my AE95 4wd, so I didn't want the fwd box..
    Being an AE92 I assumed it was a C-series, but a more experienced forum member looked at it and said it was an E-series, due to thicker shafts.. from web searching I suspect E51

    Already pulled 4wd box with 4afe, now sitting on garage floor..
    4AFE/gearbox issues, 4AGT/ZE replacement changes to fully blown 7AGTE project...
    https://www.facebook.com/gerard.mang...1485304&type=3
    The Corolla 4WD fan club: https://www.facebook.com/Corolla.Ae95.4wd?ref=hl

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    Default Re: Toyota FWD/RWD transaxle info...

    damn! double post!

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    4AFE/gearbox issues, 4AGT/ZE replacement changes to fully blown 7AGTE project...
    https://www.facebook.com/gerard.mang...1485304&type=3
    The Corolla 4WD fan club: https://www.facebook.com/Corolla.Ae95.4wd?ref=hl

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    Default Re: Toyota FWD/RWD transaxle info...

    Quote Originally Posted by firebert View Post
    Witzl, do you know if this holds true for the C160 box? I have a C160 6 speed LSD box but the importer did not bring the shafts. I was wondering if I can use non LSD shafts.
    This is a good question generally we are pretty gifted with toyota boxes unlike many other brands so here must be something that fits for shafts

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    Default Re: Toyota FWD/RWD transaxle info...

    Any reason, other than for the LSD, why you want to swap it around? A mate is running a black top in his AE95 with 4WD still hooked up. It's been in there for about a year now and he redlines it daily, running nulon semi-synthetic with no grinding and no other gear trouble what so ever. From the research we did the box is as strong as any of the others (baring the obvious 153).

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    Default Re: Toyota FWD/RWD transaxle info...

    i've got an article on E code gearboxes my business web site that might answer some questions.
    www.roadandtrack.net.au

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    Default Re: Toyota FWD/RWD transaxle info...

    WorldWalker

    It's true, E-series boxes are tough az.. but do some research and you'll find synchro problems with the earlier boxes was quite common above 250k on the clock ..depending on how the car was driven. AE95 4WD's tend to get driven like trucks.

    I have plenty of 1st hand problems with synchros in these wagons..
    As far as I know the LSD won't fit the all-trac 4wd system ..but another reason for swapping is: 1st and 2nd gears in AE95 4WD are too low ratio'd for street use..
    (off-road's great)

    Slowly putting together 4AGTE at the moment so looking for taller gear options.

    Turns out the fwd box I got is an LSD E58
    Gonna take it apart and find out the hard way whether or not I can swap E58 gears into E57F5 case..

    Linky to Terry's E-series PDF here:
    http://www.roadandtrack.net.au/image...rbox_short.pdf
    4AFE/gearbox issues, 4AGT/ZE replacement changes to fully blown 7AGTE project...
    https://www.facebook.com/gerard.mang...1485304&type=3
    The Corolla 4WD fan club: https://www.facebook.com/Corolla.Ae95.4wd?ref=hl

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    Default Re: Toyota FWD/RWD transaxle info...

    What final drive do you have in the ae95? I have fitted rav4 final drive ratio into e58.

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