Toyota Axle Parts In A Jeep?

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Toyota Axle Parts In A Jeep?

An Import OptionCall us what you want—turncoat, heathen, apostate, betrayer, snake, double- crosser—chances are that we have been called all of this and worse by our mom. Yep, she is harsh but honest. Love ya, mom! We are running a Toyota axle in our TJ. The fact is that we have pulled plenty of parts from non-U.S. vehicles, and millions of Jeeps on the road or trails in the U.S and abroad are littered with foreign-made parts right from the factory. Ever heard of an Aisin’s AX15, AW4, AX5? How ’bout the Peugeot BA-10? Yep, all of those are foreign-built transmissions and hell, two of the four are pretty darn good. So why not turn to other parts from Toyota 4x4s (which share some Aisin parts with some Jeeps). The fact is that our misguided fellow four wheelers who either intentionally or reluctantly find themselves behind the wheel of Toyota 4x4s have been using and downright abusing Toyota axles with rather large (35-38-inch) tires for years. Okay, so you say that these guys running toy axles are only making 115 horsepower or so. Yep, you are right, but they do usually use stacked and low-geared transfer cases where stress and strain are compounded. Also, our little SE TJ (“3-Day TJ for $3K ,” April ’12) makes similar power numbers with its 2.5L AMC-designed four-banger, and we don’t have dual- or triple-stacked T-cases with comically low gearing. So yeah, we admit it, we wanted to check out some of these Japanese parts for ourselves when we came across the perfect parts rig at our local pick-your-part junkyard. A wrecked ’97 V-6 2WD Toyota Tacoma—we could not resist.


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[poppatello]

What is up with the text? Is this really spam or is your key board firetrucked up???

 

[CJ]

What is up with the text? Is this really spam or is your key board firetrucked up???

 

[poppatello]

Sorry, I just really can't understand what is there. All kinds of symbols and ...

 

[mylittlecj5]

I've seen this on a lot of Autofeeds. It looks like something gets lost in the translation from whatever the editors are using for writing, and the system that lets us see what the autofeed posts for us to read.
If you look close, most of the garbled stuff is just added characters where an apostrophe ( ' ) don't, isn't, ect) or special character ( *&^#&, even the space bar ) is supposed to be.

An Import Option Call us what you want, ”turncoat, heathen, apostate, betrayer, snake, double- crosser”, chances are that we have been called all of this and worse by our mom. Yep, she is harsh but honest. Love ya, mom! We are running a Toyota axle in our TJ. The fact is that we have pulled plenty of parts from non-U.S. vehicles, and millions of Jeeps on the road or trails in the U.S and abroad are littered with foreign-made parts right from the factory.
Ever heard of an Aisins AX15, AW4, AX5? How about the Peugeot BA-10? Yep, all of those are foreign-built transmissions and hell, two of the four are pretty darn good. So why not turn to other parts from Toyota 4x4s (which share some Aisin parts with some Jeeps).
The fact is that our misguided fellow four wheelers who either intentionally or reluctantly find themselves behind the wheel of Toyota 4x4s have been using and downright abusing Toyota axles with rather large (35-38-inch) tires for years. Okay, so you say that these guys running toy axles are only making 115 horsepower or so. Yep, you are right, but they do usually use stacked and low-geared transfer cases where stress and strain are compounded. Also, our little SE TJ (a 3-Day TJ for $3K ,April 12) makes similar power numbers with its 2.5L AMC-designed four-banger, and we don't have dual- or triple-stacked T-cases with comically low gearing. So yeah, we admit it, we wanted to check out some of these Japanese parts for ourselves when we came across the perfect parts rig at our local pick-your-part junkyard. A wrecked '97 V-6 2WD Toyota Tacoma we could not resist.

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[poppatello]

Well if that is the case I feel for the OP. I mean I was checking it out because I was interested in the info on other aftermarket swaps. Not that I would do it but have heard folks talking about it and it interest me...

 

[mylittlecj5]

my wife has a friend in Utah that has Toyota axles under his Jeep, and a SB chevy engine. He bought it that way, and has been trying to get it to work correctly since last year.

 

[CJ]

Well if that is the case I feel for the OP. ~~~

There is no OP. This is news automatically fed to this site from another site - a "robotic Poster"...

If you would like to read the original article by JP magazine just click the link at the bottom of the original post.

 

[poppatello]

So in other words SPAM!!!