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 What is the smallest vehicle Toyota makes with a transfer case?
#856354
12/31/07 07:33 PM
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Joined: Aug 2001
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Getting the Wheeling Fever
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What is the smallest vehicle Toyota makes with a transfer case?
I'm guessing it's the Tacoma/4runner, but am not sure. Does anybody know why the RAV / Highlander platforms didn't have it? I know most people don't use it in those levels, but since Suzuki used it in the Tracker...
Thanks,
Michael
85 4Runner on 36's, Almost there!!!
85 4Runner on 35's, Build also in progress
89 4Runner on 31's, IFS still intact
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Re: What is the smallest vehicle Toyota makes with a transfer case?
[Re: mrstang01]
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12/31/07 09:03 PM
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Rock Warrior
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What about the old 4wd Tercel wagons? In the 80s they had a transfer case (of sorts). I believe there was a certain model that even had a reduction gear in the TC.
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Re: What is the smallest vehicle Toyota makes with a transfer case?
[Re: mrstang01]
#856356
12/31/07 09:30 PM
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Why doesnt the rav or highlander have a t-case? Because they are unibody, front wheel drive, car chassis with a transversely mounted engine. No room for a t-case really.
Reason why a tracker has a t-case is because it has a regular truck body mouted on a frame, rear wheel drive, with a longitudinally mounted engine.
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