W55/W57 gearboxes.
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W55/W57 gearboxes.
After some info and identification of some of these gearboxes.
I want to order some gearbox parts from Toyota but need chassis numbers from some cars to make sure I get the right parts.
I run a gearbox with a shifter location the same as this pic.
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Motor ... 442065.htm
I want a chassis number of a car that comes with a w55/w56/w57 etc etc with the shifter in this position
so i can order a part from it.
Also want the chassis number of a car that has W57 on the chassis tag,
so i can order some parts specific to those ratio's.
Thanks
Matt
I want to order some gearbox parts from Toyota but need chassis numbers from some cars to make sure I get the right parts.
I run a gearbox with a shifter location the same as this pic.
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Motor ... 442065.htm
I want a chassis number of a car that comes with a w55/w56/w57 etc etc with the shifter in this position
so i can order a part from it.
Also want the chassis number of a car that has W57 on the chassis tag,
so i can order some parts specific to those ratio's.
Thanks
Matt
I think I have that position W55 Matt. It is still in the car at the moment.
Once it is out I will confirm the position and post the build plate...
Do you have a measurement from front of box (not bell) to centre of shifter hole? Just to avoid hassles.
Ken
Ham
021 408 863
Once it is out I will confirm the position and post the build plate...
Do you have a measurement from front of box (not bell) to centre of shifter hole? Just to avoid hassles.
Ken
Ham
021 408 863
I used to think that the orange and green tictacs gave you special powers. The orange ones would make you stronger and the green ones would make you faster. So i used to eat some green ones and run around my lounge as fast as i could, then eat the orange ones and try to pick up the sofa. I wish it were true!
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tgb.mr2 wrote:So have you got it sorted?
I have the pics of my cresta box and tags etc...
not yet,
If you could email me a pic of the box and the tag etc etc would be great.
rachmat@xtra.co.nz
Thanks
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ive seen a few jdm gx61 with the mid/rear shifter position like in pic.
my '85 'nz new' ma61 celica/supra has factory w57 in it.. with front shifter position. ma61's usually have w58 in them so it may be the 'nz new' ones that got the 57? hope that helps
the 4 common positions...
front
ta63 + tt142 GT-T 3tgte w55, ma61?
mid
CE71 wagon W51 or W56
mid-rear
80's cressida's
rear
*a70 supra
the easy way to remember which position is which by looking at what angle the shifter housing slopes up from the end of the alloy tailhousing (where metal output shaft shroud fits onto)
front = angle forward
mid = straight up
mid/rear = angle rearward
rear = horizontally rearward
my '85 'nz new' ma61 celica/supra has factory w57 in it.. with front shifter position. ma61's usually have w58 in them so it may be the 'nz new' ones that got the 57? hope that helps
the 4 common positions...
front
ta63 + tt142 GT-T 3tgte w55, ma61?
mid
CE71 wagon W51 or W56
mid-rear
80's cressida's
rear
*a70 supra
the easy way to remember which position is which by looking at what angle the shifter housing slopes up from the end of the alloy tailhousing (where metal output shaft shroud fits onto)
front = angle forward
mid = straight up
mid/rear = angle rearward
rear = horizontally rearward
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AE25 wrote:ive seen a few jdm gx61 with the mid/rear shifter position like in pic.
my '85 'nz new' ma61 celica/supra has factory w57 in it.. with front shifter position. ma61's usually have w58 in them so it may be the 'nz new' ones that got the 57? hope that helps
the 4 common positions...
frontta63 + tt142 GT-T 3tgte w55, ma61?
midCE71 wagon W51 or W56
mid-rear80's cressida's
rearlater model large sedans?
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I added a pic of the shifter and buildplate of the gx61 I parted. Might help you Matt
viewtopic.php?t=57191&start=0&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=shifter
Ken
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viewtopic.php?t=57191&start=0&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=shifter
Ken
Ham
021 408 863
I used to think that the orange and green tictacs gave you special powers. The orange ones would make you stronger and the green ones would make you faster. So i used to eat some green ones and run around my lounge as fast as i could, then eat the orange ones and try to pick up the sofa. I wish it were true!


