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tranny
how do i know which tranny do i have on my 7mgte and can i use it with a 1jz
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To figure out what type of tranny you have, follow these simple steps:
1. Walk out to your car. 2. Unlock and open the door. 3. Look at the shifter, it should be located in between the two front seats, sticking up out of a bunch of plastic and vinyl trim pieces. 4. Read the lettering on and near the shifter: If it says 1-2-3-4-5-R, on the top of the shifter it is a MANUAL. If it says P-R-N-D-2-1 to the left of the shifter, it is an AUTOMATIC. 5. You can also tell by counting the pedals, checking for a dipstick, or looking at it. If you have a manual, its the r154, automatic is a540e. A 1jz bellhousing is required to use the r154 with the 1jz or 2jz engine. Ray. |
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I liked it also but if it would have been I that said you cats would have flamed me so I just let it slide.
That's right up there with going to a supra forum to ask about your mitsubishi or some shite. |
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7mge-auto a340e/manual w58 7mgte-auto a340e/manual r154 1jz bellhousing needed for r154 or an mk4 2jzge bellhousing for w58 on a 1jz or 2jz |
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a540e is newer, a340e is correct. Thanks for clearing that up. Ray. p.s. why would you want a w58 on a 2jz? That seems like it would be pretty unreliable. From what I've heard the w58 won't even hold up to the 7mgte. |
The w58 is a fine tranny so long as you respect the 400hp rating.
The r154 is supposed to be rated at 1000hp. What kind of supra are you really building??? |
w58 came with manual 2jzge
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The w58 is not a 6 speed tranny.
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If i had the money to blow i think i would stick a 6 speed automatic transmission in, however no idea how i would ever get it to work... Any ideas? ZF Transmission
Or perhaps the 8 speed? lol ZF Develops New 8 Speed Automatic Transmission - HorsePowerSports Or a CVT type transmission |
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