OEM Gear Ratio Chart

I'm glad I found this. The lift and tires are going on this week and I was a little concerned about gearing. 4.30s should be fine

 

Well this is odd. I have the same option sticker as ROE posted but where his reads B03A mine has a ? there, Lol.

 

Yeah I've seen this a hand full of times, sure is a pain in the ass hu?(when trying to figure out your ratio)

 

I did call Toyota and with my VIN # they told me it was geared 410

 

I'm sorry but I have to ask about the front diff on my 95 4x4 2.7 with a b04a . it says 4.56 in the rear but what about the front? All the same or were they different with the t case splitting it differently?

 

It'll be the same ratio..

 

Thanks sorry was just having a brain fart and needed reassured.

 

My 04 DCSB is coded BO3A. It's an automatic 4x4. With the rear E locker.

 

I guess 4:10 gears are fine

 

I have 3.58's with 31x10.50 tires and it's the biggest turd I've ever driven lol. Not sure if I want to go with 4.10 or if that would even be low enough for me. I rarely drive on the highway and even more rarely on the interstate. Would 4.56s be to low?

 

what about the factory 8.4'' non e-locker rear? is there a code series for it?

 

BO7A That's why I have horrible gas mileage lol

 

Put bigger tires on it ;-)

 

8" 3.58 with a 2 pinion open diff. My 4x4 is starting to seem less and less like a 4x4... LOL do front manual locking hubs do anything to help my case?

 

No

 

With all the comments about changing the gear ratio, does that mean both front and rear are changed? It seems like if they weren't the transfer case would bind up.

 

Yes, front and rear gears must match.

 

Thanks for posting

 

Thanks for posting this info , found out by reading this thread I've got 4.56 gears in my 02 double cab 4cylinder 2wd pre runner

 

I've got an 03 2.7 Tacoma and looking to regear can some body help me with what I need to order???? Has 4.30s now and need enough power to pull my sxs. The door code is b07a.

I'm guessing the rear is 8" but what about the front?