how to tell stock vs 4.7 in a toyota case

[chance]

looking to buy a single toyota case loose, the guy says it has a 4.7 reduction. I want to beleave the guy but you never know these days, how can i tell just by looking at it?

 

[boxboy]

can you count the number of revolutions? for every one turn on the input you should have 4.7 on the output?

 

[wilbilt]

can you count the number of revolutions? for every one turn on the input you should have 4.7 on the output?

Nope. 4.7 turns of the input would be 1 turn of the output. Or is this a 4.7 overdrive unit? :haha:

 

[boxboy]

sorry I put it backwards... :hi: the point is turn one count the other.:awesomework:

 

[wilbilt]

I figured you knew, just checking tho. :awesomework:

 

[chance]

Thanks :awesomework:

 

[lethe]

Depending on who the gears are from the input shaft is engraved on the end. At least my Marlin crawler gears were. It said "MC 4.70". I don't remember of tg gears have any makings.

 

[boxboy]

oh and this will be in low range...

 

[monstaru]

Pretty sure one of the outputs has a TG on it. I KNOW the inner gears have them on it.
cheers

 

[RidgelineMotorsports]

One easy way to tell is to look I. The bottom of the case to see if it ground away to clear the gearset. That is if you want to take it apart. lol