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<blockquote data-quote="TBItoy" data-source="post: 755675" data-attributes="member: 1384"><p>I wasn't aware that 2wd v8 were an option, I thought the v8s were all AWD</p><p></p><p>you'd need an output shaft and tailhousing from a 4wd for the 2wd trans I believe.</p><p></p><p>I've never looked into the speed sensor adapting. I guess I assumed it wasn't a big deal since I've never seen it mentioned? Maybe the toyota trans speed sensor is in the trans case and reads on the trans output shaft and it doesn't matter what is behind it? (like a 2wd 4l80e) a quick google search makes it look that way</p><p>I can look under the wife's 4runner (2014 v6, manual shift tcase) when I get home.</p><p>EDIT:Looks correct, speed sensor on rear pass side of trans. No sensors on the t case outputs. I'm 99.9% sure Toyota doesn't use the wheel/abs sensors for the transmission.</p><p></p><p>Atlas install manual does mention the speedo adapter , but that must not be necessary for all the models. dunno. looks like some do have a speed sensor on the tail housing. manual trans maybe? or maybe the AWD has speed sensor on both tcase output shafts. <a href="https://storage.googleapis.com/advanceadapters-com/downloads/3006050.pdf" target="_blank">https://storage.googleapis.com/advanceadapters-com/downloads/3006050.pdf</a></p><p></p><p></p><p>Slee offroad has built some toyotas with atlas.</p><p>Pretty sure Jonathan Cooper's Tundra had an atlas in it also.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TBItoy, post: 755675, member: 1384"] I wasn't aware that 2wd v8 were an option, I thought the v8s were all AWD you'd need an output shaft and tailhousing from a 4wd for the 2wd trans I believe. I've never looked into the speed sensor adapting. I guess I assumed it wasn't a big deal since I've never seen it mentioned? Maybe the toyota trans speed sensor is in the trans case and reads on the trans output shaft and it doesn't matter what is behind it? (like a 2wd 4l80e) a quick google search makes it look that way I can look under the wife's 4runner (2014 v6, manual shift tcase) when I get home. EDIT:Looks correct, speed sensor on rear pass side of trans. No sensors on the t case outputs. I’m 99.9% sure Toyota doesn’t use the wheel/abs sensors for the transmission. Atlas install manual does mention the speedo adapter , but that must not be necessary for all the models. dunno. looks like some do have a speed sensor on the tail housing. manual trans maybe? or maybe the AWD has speed sensor on both tcase output shafts. [URL]https://storage.googleapis.com/advanceadapters-com/downloads/3006050.pdf[/URL] Slee offroad has built some toyotas with atlas. Pretty sure Jonathan Cooper's Tundra had an atlas in it also. [/QUOTE]
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