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Car Forum / Toyota / Toyota Trucks / May 2008

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4 wheel drive 1-ton axles?

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Long Ranger - 16 May 2008 01:01 GMT
Need some tech help. I have a 1986 Toyota 1 ton C&C dual-axle pickup. The
cab is shot, and some wiring is burned inside the harness. I want to put the
utility bed it has on it on a 4 wheel drive chassis of about the same year,
and also roll the dual axle under there. I have heard rumors that the 1-ton
axle and the 4WD axle have the same drop-in, but possibly different ratios.
Can anyone verify this? If the ratio is different, I should be able to
custom-make another for the front end from another truck, I assume. I don't
care if the speedo works right. Also, if that is not feasible, can I use a
1/2-ton 2wd chassis, and my rear end and axle? Is there anything special
about my 1-ton chassis other than the suspension, and the axles and tranny?
Jeff Strickland - 16 May 2008 01:37 GMT
Usually, you can swap the ring and pinion gears in the diffs to get to the
same ratios for the front and rear axle.

> Need some tech help. I have a 1986 Toyota 1 ton C&C dual-axle pickup. The
> cab is shot, and some wiring is burned inside the harness. I want to put
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> Is there anything special about my 1-ton chassis other than the
> suspension, and the axles and tranny?
 
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