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    Quote Originally Posted by ed_jza80
    is anyone able to collaborate the following information????
    According to the EPCD, the GS171 Crown Majesta came with an interchangeable 4.556:1 A series diff, C&P Part number is 41201-80015 if you wanted to check pricing with Toyota

    I looked at the available OEM A series ratios a few years back which covers 3.2:1 through to 4.556:1.
    GS171 is the same A series diff as JZA80/JZZ30/UZZ40 - I cross referenced the open diff centre part number from a UZZ40 to be sure... we bolt in UZZ40 and JZA80 centres and C&P in JZZ30 housings.
    Surely easier and cheaper than rigging up a G series cradle in there.
    I think this is incorrect.

    GS171 1G-FE diff case is 41311-22060
    GS171 1G-FE diff gear is 41201-80015 which is 4.556 ratio

    JZS173 1JZ-GE diff case is 41311-22060
    JZS173 1JZ-GE diff gear is 41201-80004 which is 4.300 ratio
    which are both identical to the GXE10 and some SXE10s

    We know that the GXE10 has an A/F 7.5" series diff. The EPC, therefore, suggests that the GS171 diff is in fact an F and not a G, regardless of whether it's an A or something else.

    Going a bit further:
    JSZ175 2JZ-FSE diff case is 41311-22080
    which is the same as the:
    JCE10 2JZ-GE or IS300.....
    Incidently, the diff gear is 41201-80050 for both the 2JZ-FSE JSZ175 and 2JZ-GE JCE10 at 3.727.
    This would imply it's a G series diff.

    Too bad Linden's EPC throws an error when I try to select JZA80

    The EPC isn't too good at identifying which engine that part belongs to (or I don't know how to do it other than tracing it back by looking at the specific car with the specific engine).

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    anyone have a working EPC they can look up late model JZA80 diffs?
    http://www.toymods.org.au/forums/showthread.php?t=7465
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    late model is A series, same as early NA and TT auto
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    Default Re: Toyota A series differentials (~1995 onwards) ratios? can i use G series crown/pi

    41201-80027, Final Geat Kit, 9305-0208, JZA80 (4FC,5F)..TWC *FGR=49:12=4.083
    41201-80031, Final Geat Kit, 9305-0208, JZA80 (6F..TWT,4FC..TWT) *FGR=49:13=3.769
    41201-19645, Final Geat Kit, 9605-0208, JZA80 (6F..TWT) *FGR=49:15=3.266
    41201-80055, Final Geat Kit, 9305-9605, JZA80 (6F) *FGR=49:15=3.267

    Will xref shortly...

    41201-80027:


    41201-80031:


    41201-80055:


    41201-80055: -> JZA80 Only



    Mos:
    I'm not able to get a part number just for the casing...what am I missing?

    Also my EPC doesn't go upto JZS17x....and I can't look at lexus stuff (such as GXExxx)...care to enlighten me!?

    Cheers
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    Last edited by wilbo666; 10-07-2008 at 01:27 PM.

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    Default Re: Toyota A series differentials (~1995 onwards) ratios? can i use G series crown/pinion

    I know this... more interested in what type of A-series

    The g-type?
    http://www.toymods.org.au/forums/showthread.php?t=7465
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    Default Re: Toyota A series differentials (~1995 onwards) ratios? can i use G series crown/pinion

    Here are a few images from the EPC
    Crown Majesta ratios



    41311-22080 applications (all g series)






    41201-80050 applications (all g series)



    GS171 diff



    GS171 diff assembly



    JZA80 diff gears

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    Default Re: Toyota A series differentials (~1995 onwards) ratios? can i use G series crown/pinion

    41201-80015 (F series)

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    Default Re: Toyota A series differentials (~1995 onwards) ratios? can i use G series crown/pinion

    We know that the so called "A" series Supra/Soarer/Aristo diffs cover ratios from 3.27:1 to 4.08:1, and they are all pretty easy to get hold of

    The question is will the centres or ideally just the cw+p gearsets from the JZX/IS/GS which give you access to ratios above 4.08:1 fit?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sciflyer
    The question is will the centres or ideally just the cw+p gearsets from the JZX/IS/GS which give you access to ratios above 4.08:1 fit?
    NO!! At least not the ones you've pointed out thus far.

    Quote Originally Posted by madmont
    41201-80015 (G series)
    What information suggests it's G? Everything I can see suggest this part number is F.

    You guys are not looking at all the info (unless I'm reading this completely wrongly).
    GS171 is NOT a G - it sits on a 41311-22060 diff case - 41311-22080 is the G series case.
    41201-80015 is not a G - this crownwheel sits on a 41311-22060 diff case.

    JCE10 is the 2WD IS300 - accepted as G series - 41311-22080 diff case.
    JCE15 is (i'm fairly sure) the 4WD IS300 which appears to have the same diff as the GXE10 and GXE15 - presumably because it has two diffs they don't need to be as strong and you get exactly the same assembly front and rear.

    Be careful with things like JZS17* because it can be a 1JZ-GTE/2JZ-FSE (bigger diff) or 1JZ-GE (smaller diff) or 1JZ-FSE or whatever - it does not imply G series diff.

    Quote Originally Posted by wilbo666
    Mos:
    I'm not able to get a part number just for the casing...what am I missing?
    On the same page that has the 41201 number there should be an assembly for the actual hemisphere - should start with 41311 or 41301 (from memory) or others. This is the bit that the crownwheel bolts onto.

    Quote Originally Posted by wilbo666
    Also my EPC doesn't go upto JZS17x....and I can't look at lexus stuff (such as GXExxx)...care to enlighten me!?
    Altezza GXE1*, SXE10, JCE1*. The Aus IS200/IS300 have different part numbers. For the IS200 at least, the part cw&p part numbers do not appear in the toyota EPC, however the case is 41311-22060 (based on a phone conversation with Lexus dude).

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    Quote:
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    41201-80015 (G series)

    What information suggests it's G? Everything I can see suggest this part number is F.
    You are correct I am wrong again the part number is for the front diff of the Hilux which is F series
    I have now corrected it
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mos
    On the same page that has the 41201 number there should be an assembly for the actual hemisphere - should start with 41311 or 41301 (from memory) or others. This is the bit that the crownwheel bolts onto.
    Ah OK, when you said case, I was thinking the big cast thing that all the other parts sit in and you bolt into the car

    That is what Toyota call it tho... and I guess it is the case for the spider gears / LSD components tho

    Ta

    Note: I'm also away from my EPC so can't xref the JZA80 diff centre (case) atm...

    Cheers
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    Mos, what do the UZS models have? potential there as can be 2 or 4wd and wagon may have live axle still?
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    Default Re: Toyota A series differentials (~1995 onwards) ratios? can i use G series crown/pi

    JZA80 Diff Centre:


    41301-14100:


    41301-24031:


    41301-14080:


    41301-24040:


    41301-24030:


    Cheers
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