Can somebody verify this for me? W58 Tranny

Oh, Boy! Also found this:

W58 -3.768 3.285 1.894 1.275 1 0.783 35kg 230 82-98 Supra (5M-GE, 7M-GE, 2JZ-GE), 86 Supra/Soarer/Cressida (1G-GTE), 82-85 Celica (US 22R-*)

In 92 (or 94) they changed the size of the Input shaft for the JZ engine. So, it looks like this may work! The tranny is in good shape, it may need an output bearing or a throw out bearing. Easy to do once I get it out of the car.

Get some therapy

:-)

Natalie

Wait...I thought this was a *Toyota* Newsgroup!!!!

I had a line on an '88 with a manual and good body parts, $300, and a week before I had the cash the kid's landlady had it towed to God knows where. I called all the impound yards in the area but nobody had it (or heard of it) I really wanted the tranny.

Well, it turns out the door was the wrong one, my fender's not that bad, and I have a tranny right in my own back yard!

You still need therapy

Natalie

I *NEED* an '88 Supra with a 5-speed and a fuel tank that doens't leak! :)

Oh, and a 4A-GE engine with only 136,000 miles on it. Know where I can get one of THOSE??? :)

GAH!

Natalie

LOL! The smell of Gear oil overwhelming you? :)

Does the AE hachi roku need a new motor? Besides the Corolla GTS, check out FX 16 GTS and MR2's as donors.

happy motoring!

Ray, you enabler, you...

Natalie

Well, it *could*. It's got 258,000 on it and is perhaps a 'little' tired. The OP doesn't quite get to where it used to, but rarely gets below 1/2 or

Still goes like a bat out of hell, though! :)

And, yeah, Wicked Doll had an FX16...I was talking about buying it from her but she gave it to her Mother... :(... And my BIL had an '86 MR2 back in '87. I got to drive it a couple times. Still has my wife's knuckle marks in the dash! You know what they say, Get in, Sit down, Shut up and HANG ON!!!

One of the most truly audacious cars I have ever driven, and I have had my hands on Porsche's and Jags. Definitely MUCH more refined than a Porsche!

I thought this was a Toyota group?

BTW, where the heck is Nick when you need him? If anyone here knew anything about assembling a Frankenstein, it was Nick!

Gotta keep the customers happy!

The first and second generation MR2's were a lot of fun to drive. I have not driven the current generation.

When MR2 sales slowed down at the end of the first generation's production, they were sitting at the port and on dealer's lots so everyone in our office had to take one for a company car. With 4 kids at home, the MR2 was not the most practical car for me so I put off putting in my order and got stuck with an automatic. Oh well, it was still fun, especially on Route 2!

Oh, you poor man...FORCED to tkae an MR-2?!?!?!

I would have been jumping for the chance! And, had I known sales were so slow...

YEEEEE HAAAA!!

It is - which also doesn't help your addiction...

Natalie

Spoken like a Toyota man...

Natalie

Fifteen years of hearing that at every meeting is kind of hard to undo...;-)

Yeah, only had to keep it for a month or so. One does get seriously spoiled changing cars every 3 or 4 months. Some of my favorite rides were RWD Celica GTS, which was what I usually chose in the spring, summer, and fall while I was single, 4WD Tercels, All-Trac Camrys (fun to watch people in 4X4 trucks and Jeeps do a double-take when I pass them in the mud in the woods) and Cressidas.

You just hit two of the cars I have recently owned. Now, If I can just figure out a way to put the 5-speed from the Celica GT-S into the Supra...

I'm told I need an "M" Bellhousing. I have no idea what the one in the GT-S is...