Chromoly R-series Thrust Washer Kit

Started by BigMike, January 19, 2011, 06:59:26 PM

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BigMike

Our very popular Chromoly R-series Thrust Washer Kit is now available for online ordering.

Product link: http://www.marlincrawler.com/transmission/parts-upgrade/chromoly-r-series-thrust-washer-kit



It is very common for the factory Toyota first gear thrust washer in R-series transmissions to fail under high power applications. This is due to a square lock-pin keyway design. Our thrust washer features a rounded lock-pin keyway for a greater crosssectional area while eliminating the high stress points from the rectangular factory design.

Every Race and Competition R-series transmission we build receives this awesome kit and we strongly recommend anyone running 300 ft-lbs or more to upgrade to this component as soon as possible.

Applications include R150, R150F, R151, R151F, R154, and other R-series transmissions.

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BigMike
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Bobby Hunter

Recently I was rebuilding my trans (ya'll's thankyou letter is being emailed shortly), but I did notice that my thrust washer (1st gear) had a rounded pin not an angled pin. Could this indicate that I have ya'll thrust washer?
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BigMike

You need to check the keyway on the thrust washer, not the pin.

Here are some pictures I took of some damaged Toyota washers. Compare the difference in the stock square cutout and the round cutout on our washer. Click each image for a larger view.


Stock square lock-pin keyway


Stock stress & fracture location


Common stock failure


Gaulding of softer stock material
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Bobby Hunter

ok awesome yeah mine was square rechecked the pictures, mine looked great from my 150 hp at the crank 3vz-e LOL
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BigMike

Yeah the 3.0 won't be able to do much to the stock piece :yupyup:
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Bobby Hunter

LOL It will lift a tire on IFS :) with enough skinny pedal
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BigMike

Check out our new Rock Crawling Videos!
2016 56-speed 580:1 Tacoma Rock Crawler   
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1987 6-speed Supercharged 4A-GZE MR2
Instagram: @SlowestTacoma
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"An informed question. But difficult to answer. I am what you see." -Nanaki