22R bell housing

Started by fourwd1, June 07, 2005, 07:52:25 AM

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fourwd1

Which, if either of these 22R bellhousings is for a 4WD tranny  ?.

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Truggy

im pretty sure its the bellhousing on the left thats whats on my truck anyways. :driving:
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kyle_22r

2wd or 4wd shouldn't matter.  isn't the one on the left an R151F bellhousing and the one on the right a G/W series?

b_ripper8

both my 4X4 g and w series look like the one on the left. Never seen a R151.
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79coyotefrg

the right side bell is a 2wd or L43,  but they were originally a 2wd tranny so :dunno:
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toybuilt

I don't think that 2wd bell houseing are detachable, I do know that the one on the left is off a 4wd 4 cylinder.
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Both of my 2wd bellhousings are detachable, and niether of them looked like the one on the right.  Mine were 83 and 89 celica and truck trans.

kyle_22r

ahh, that could be it.  L43s had a cast iron case and a removable aluminum bellhousing.  never took mine off though.

G, W, R and L trannies were all used in 2wd trucks as well.  most just had higher gearsets and a different tailshaft/housing.  as far as bolting up behind a 22R, they're all the same 2wd or 4wd.

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Yup, right is definately a W or G series, and, I'm not 100% sure, but if it's a Toy belhousing, then it'll be a 4 speed L43.
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#11
Both of these 2WD bells will fit 4WD transmissions. However, I would not advise using them, because they are both light, thin cast versions that were not designed for the added weight of the t/case.

Left side, 9 bolt small pattern;
  81-88 G40 4 speed
  84-95 W45, 46 4 speed

  81-95 G52, 53, 54, 57, 58,  5 speed
  84-95 W52, 52, 55, 56 5 speed

Right side, 7 bolt dual pattern
  69-80 L40, 42, 43 4 speed

  71-84 W40, 42 4 speed
  71-85 W50, 52 5 speed
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fourwd1

Quote from: Marlin on June 07, 2005, 11:00:57 PM
Both of these 2WD bells will fit 4WD transmissions. However, I would not advise using them, because they are both light, thin cast versions that were not designed for the added weight of the t/case.

Thanks Marlin !

I knew at least one was from a 2WD. I was deciding wether to keep or trash (recycle).
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84 4Runner ARBed 5.29's F&R, 4.7 t-case, x-over, Chevy's, 2" drv train lift, 36" TSLs, 30 spline Longs, BudBuilt skid

crawlerdan

2wd bells are detachable aaron, remember, i had one that we took apart like 10 times :usa:

79coyotefrg

Quote from: Marlin on June 07, 2005, 11:00:57 PM
Both of these 2WD bells will fit 4WD transmissions. However, I would not advise using them, because they are both light, thin cast versions that were not designed for the added weight of the t/case.

Left side, 9 bolt small pattern;
  81-88 G40 4 speed
  84-95 W45, 46 4 speed

  81-95 G52, 53, 54, 57, 58,  5 speed
  84-95 W52, 52, 55, 56 5 speed

Right side, 7 bolt dual pattern
  69-80 L40, 42, 43 4 speed

  71-84 W40, 42 4 speed
  71-85 W50, 52 5 speed


hey Marlin a guy i know has a 89 with the G40,  can it be made into a 5 speed like the L45????
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79coyotefrg

not that he needs it with the G662 diff,  seems like that was like a 3.07:1
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Marlin

Yes 79Coyotefrg, the G40 can be upgraded to a 5 speed :thumbs:
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79coyotefrg

cool,       i assume any G52/54  5th gear parts
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