[reg98toytaco]

Hey i am thinking about doing a sas. I was wandering what type of axel i should get for a 98 std cab. I was told that i couldnt go with the straight axel out of the old 85 and older year toyotas for some reason. Is this true and if so what type of axel should i be looking to get? thanks alot
greg

 

[toubabokoomi]

yay...someone else spelled axle (axel) now im not so alone...in my stupidity

 

[KRYPTO(dale)]

the older toy axle wont work 'cause the diff is on the wrong side.
the common sas is a dana 44.from a waggoneer or a ford(i think)

 

[Mike]

Hey i am thinking about doing a sas. I was wandering what type of axel i should get for a 98 std cab. I was told that i couldnt go with the straight axel out of the old 85 and older year toyotas for some reason. Is this true and if so what type of axel should i be looking to get? thanks alot
greg

Lots of us used dana 44 axles out from under early 80's Jeep Wagoneers.

If you're thinking about an axle swap, there's lots more to think about than just the axle. There is tons of info floating around here.

Later,
....Mike

 

[PreTacoma84]

correct me if i'm wrong but you can use an earlier model toy axle if you switch to an old style 4cyl chain drive case, like if you were going to use a marlin crawler duel case setup w/ 2 4cyl cases. that would put your front drive shaft on the correct side. for all practical purposes though just go w/ a dana 44.

 

[Front Range]

And an early yota axle is 55.5" wide. Where as you are currently 61" wide in the front. These are the 2 biggest reasons we build fabricated toy housings.