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    Default Re: W5X Speedo Drive Comparision (Steel plate vs Alloy plate)

    I call shenannigans on Toyota.

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    Default Re: W5X Speedo Drive Comparision (Steel plate vs Alloy plate)

    how many different dif ratios, and how many diferent rev/km speedos were available?
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    Default Re: W5X Speedo Drive Comparision (Steel plate vs Alloy plate)

    Quote Originally Posted by oldcorollas
    how many different dif ratios, and how many diferent rev/km speedos were available?
    I only know of the 637rev / km (not 100% sure on that number but it is close to that).

    Diff ratios were 3.58, 3.72, 3.909, 4.1, 4.3 at least.

    Another question, do JZA80, JZA30, JZX81/91 run a digital speedo sender or is it cable drive still (Or a better question, what actually uses the digital senders?).

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    Default Re: W5X Speedo Drive Comparision (Steel plate vs Alloy plate)

    Everything from Series2 MX83 onwards is electric.
    Timeline would be roughly early 1990
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    Default Re: W5X Speedo Drive Comparision (Steel plate vs Alloy plate)

    As for what uses what

    3.42 - 11 - 30
    3.58 - 11 - 32
    3.73 - 11 - 33
    3.91 - 11 - 35
    3.91 - 10 - 31
    4.10 - 10 - 33
    4.30 - 10 - 35
    4.30 - 9 - 31
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    Default Re: W5X Speedo Drive Comparision (Steel plate vs Alloy plate)

    Where do you buy them from?

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    Default Re: W5X Speedo Drive Comparision (Steel plate vs Alloy plate)

    Toyota or a wrecker
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    Default Re: W5X Speedo Drive Comparision (Steel plate vs Alloy plate)

    I remember a topic that had parts numbers of the different one's but can't for the hell of me find it :huh: anyone know?

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    Default Re: W5X Speedo Drive Comparision (Steel plate vs Alloy plate)

    Quote Originally Posted by CrUZida
    As for what uses what

    3.42 - 11 - 30
    3.58 - 11 - 32
    3.73 - 11 - 33
    3.91 - 11 - 35
    3.91 - 10 - 31
    4.10 - 10 - 33
    4.30 - 10 - 35
    4.30 - 9 - 31
    Another one to add to the list:
    3.73 - 11 - 32.
    This is what was in my MA61 from the factory (so far as I can tell). The box is a W57.

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    Default Re: W5X Speedo Drive Comparision (Steel plate vs Alloy plate)

    I'd have to check the maths, because all those ones listed will put the speedo within 1-2% of being correct.

    The one you listed will put it out by up to 4%, which is not something Toyota would have done from factory.
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    Default Re: W5X Speedo Drive Comparision (Steel plate vs Alloy plate)

    I have a 10/32 was not listed so does that mean it is not common?

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    Default Re: W5X Speedo Drive Comparision (Steel plate vs Alloy plate)

    What car was it on, and whats the stock tyre size?
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    Default Re: W5X Speedo Drive Comparision (Steel plate vs Alloy plate)

    Surely the correct speedo ratio would have as much to do with tyre diameter as diff ratio?

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    Default Re: W5X Speedo Drive Comparision (Steel plate vs Alloy plate)

    *most* W5x'd cars had approximately the same tyres.
    Running around the 626-628mm diameter.

    225/60/14 - 626mm
    205/60/15 - 627mm
    195/70/14 - 628mm

    That list I wrote was made for MA61's, so was based around 628mm tyres.
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    Default Re: W5X Speedo Drive Comparision (Steel plate vs Alloy plate)

    Well you would expect that for a single model, but I was talking across the board.

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