Gearmaster
™Extra Low Transfer Case Gears
For
Toyota Land Cruiser 80 and 100 series HF2A Transfer case
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These gears have been designed to directly replace the Toyota
Land Cruiser constant 4WD HF2A transfer case low range gears as fitted to FJ,
FZJ, HZJ, and HDJ models built since 1990. Vehicles fitted with automatic transmissions, STD or other wise can take advantage of the extra low, low range as an improvement in engine braking is realised giving greater off road performance and increased safety. Vehicles fitted with larger tyres can regain lower than original gearing when fitted with these gears. For example; 35" tyres will increase the ground speed of your vehicle by approximately 15%, with Gearmaster gears fitted you will still have a 10% lower overall ratio than a standard vehicle. FAQ's CLICK HERE for Frequently Asked Questions most commonly received by our sales team. The original Toyota gear ratios are as follows: |
| High Range | 1:1 |
| Low Range | 2.488:1 |
The new Gearmaster gear ratios are as follows:
| High Range | 1:1 = No Change |
| Low Range | 3.115:1 = 25% reduction |
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LOW RANGE ratio 3.115:1 or 25% Reduction Manual Gearbox; 5-speed manual the model designation is H150F. The gear ratios are: 1st 4.529:1, 2nd 2.464:1, 3rd 1.49:1, 4th 1:1, 5th .881:1, reverse 4.313:1 Multiply the Gearmaster ratio of 3.115:1 by the 1st gear ratio of 4.529:1 and the differential ratio of 4.11:1 this will give you a final drive ratio of 57.98:1 which is a vast improvement on the STD final drive ratio of 46.16:1. Automatic Transmission; The 3F 4-speed with lock up torque converter the model designation is A440F. The gear ratios are: 1st 2.95:1, 2nd 1.53:1, 3rd 1:1, 4th .717:1, reverse 2.678:1 Multiply the Gearmaster ratio of 3.115:1 by the 1st gear ratio of 2.95:1 and the differential ratio of 4.11:1 this will give you a final drive ratio of 37.76:1 which is a vast improvement on the STD final drive ratio of 30.16:1. |
| Gear Set Part Numbers are as follows. |
USA customers please contact our distributors
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Marks 4WD Adaptors
Last modified:
July 03, 2009