Reply With Quotern25 hilux is g series and shorter than a corolla.
mx11 i think f series is the same length as corolla, bit harder to find these though.
Wanted: Toyota E Series (E292) rear end out of a YR20 Tarago
Hey guys, I'm trying to find something for the SR conversion. I know you can go Hilux and F series, I've been through all that but I don't want an LSD and I don't want to cut down Axles as I basically cannot run a wider length rear end.
Has anyone got anything, or any suggestions?
Cheers - Grant
rn25 hilux is g series and shorter than a corolla.
mx11 i think f series is the same length as corolla, bit harder to find these though.
Like I said to you on facebook, they won't be real easy to find spares for, the hilux diff that I was selling was only 10mm a side wider and they can be picked up for dirt cheap if you look around the one that I am nearly finished converting now cost me $200 with a 3.9 ratio, last one I bought before that was $300 though with a 4.3 ratio.
"Not all commodore drivers are wankers, but all wankers drive commodores"
Ahk yea I'm just trying to avoid any increase cause my guards are maxed out and scrub as is
As he said, the only Toyota brand diffs that are remotely available in this country which are the same or shorter in length are the:
RN25 Hilux - G series (8.0in CW) - 5x114.3 PCD
MX13 Corona MKII - F-series (7.5in CW) - 4x114.3 PCD
MX23 Corona MKII - F-series (7.5in CW) - 4x114.3 PCD
I think I have seen an oddity Corona MKII which had an E-series
You can see why the Corona diff is so popular, the same length and correct PCD.
Tarago diffs are all wider.
Unfortunately all these diffs are super rare and worth a bomb if somebody who knows what they have got are trying to sell it.
I have a e series for sale. But in Sydney nsw
bursting ovaries since 92'Originally Posted by Gunner
How much do you want for it and is it an e292?
$160
I'm not sure, all I know it's I pulled it from a manuel yr20 tarago which is 4.11
bursting ovaries since 92'
Should be able to send it, I got a price to send my hilux diff was about $200 if I pulled it all apart and send the housing, diff center and axles separate.
"Not all commodore drivers are wankers, but all wankers drive commodores"
4.11 = 92 so that will be E292. It'll still be wider than an 86 diff though. And if you're going to the effort of fitting an E-series diff you might as well get the Tarago F-series out of a YR22 instead.
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