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| - | Reportedly, Dellow offers a kit to bolt up a W50 to a Datsun A-series engine. | + | Reportedly, Dellow Conversions offers a kit to bolt up a W50 to a Datsun A-series engine. |
| == W50 Adapter Plate == | == W50 Adapter Plate == | ||
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The W-series is a 4-speed or 5-speed manual transmission built by Aisin. It is a super strong transmission which will just fit in the Datsun 1200 transmission tunnel.
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Overview
Toyota W transmissionᵂ by Aisin. About 90 pounds. W can handle 300-350 ft-Lb torque. If your engine makes more torque, use the larger heavier Toyota R transmissionᵂ. The R154 can handle 450-550 ft-Lb torque.
- W50 5-speed Steel Case (all others are alloy)
- Steel case and alloy case gearboxes do not interchange
- W55, W56, W57, W58, W59 all interchange bellhousings
- All have the same output splines in common with the T50 Automatic gearbox
W55 5-speed 0.850 overdrive, 3.566 1st W56 truck extra-low 1st gear 3.954 1st W57 5-speed 0.861 overdrive, 3.285 1st W58 5-speed 0.783 overdrive, 3.285 1st W59 truck extra-low 1st gear 3.954 1st
W50 1973-1981 Celica, Carina, Corona, Supra, Hilux
W55 1981-1995 2002-2005 USA Lexus IS300
W56 1983-1986 Supra Japan 1986 Crown 1986 Cressida 1982-1985 Celica with 21R engine
W58 (same as W57 except for 5th gear ratio) 1982-1998 non-turbo Supra, Celica, Cressida, Soarer 1982-1985 Celica USA 1992-1997 Lexus SC300 1982-1992 Lotus Excel
W58 came in North America Celica 1982-1985 -- all with 22R engine
Coupe | Liftback
ratios W58 W57 1st 3.285 2nd 1.894 3rd 1.275 4th 1.000 5th 0.783 0.0861 REV 3.768
Alloy Case W55-W59
Swap Notes
3Rotor and Cameron_Datto have fitted W gearboxes to Datsun 1200.
To adapt to the Nissan A Engine use one of the following methods:
- Cut & Shut
- Adapter Plate
- A-series bellhousing (custom order from Dellow Conversions in Australia)
3Rotor: remove the cross-member mounting pods in the tunnel, open up the shifter hole a bit at the back (no other tunnel mods needed). Cameron had do to "some heating & beating" in the tunnel
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- Find/fabricate a 180mm clutch plate to fit the splines of the W
- Newer W's must swap the electronic speed sensor for a cable drive
Wogboy: The clutch is original datto 1200. I used the datsun clutch fork and cut the opposite side of the bellhousing on the t50. Then I used the Toyota thrust race, ground down the datto clutch fork to clear , then welded a couple of allen keys (strong steel) to reinforce the clutch fork. The result was the sweetest clutch action I have ever felt.
Hydraulic clutch cylinder fitted
Tail-shaft needs lengthening and the right yoke for this box
Tunnel mod: Remove tunnel bosses and use Wide gearbox crossmember
More Pics: 3rotor Gearbox transplant
Cut-n-Shut
racinaround cut the front 3" off a FWD SR transmission, then welded it to the Supra gearbox. This is handy because Nissan doesn't make RWD 5-speeds that fit the FWD SR engine.
Steel Case W50
W50 is the steel-case version of the W gearbox. It does not interchange with the W55-W50 alloy case models.
W50 Adapter Kit
Reportedly, Dellow Conversions offers a kit to bolt up a W50 to a Datsun A-series engine.
W50 Adapter Plate
The W50 Toyota 5-speed can be fitted to a Datsun A-series engine. Use an A-series automatic transmission bellhousing with an adapter plate to fit the W50 gearbox. The W50 is a non-alloy gearbox, and the thickness of the adapter plate would be different for any alloy W gearbox.
Bare adaptor plate to suit an A series auto bell housing and a W50 steel case Celica 5 speed
Adaptor plate bolted to Celica box, clutch fork pivot fitted.
Datsun 56A 4-speed verses a Celica W50 steel case 5-speed fitted with an A series auto bell housing and adaptor plate.
Above: A series 56A 4-speed
Below: W50 Celica 5-speed below. Modified Datsun clutch fork fitted to Celica thrust bearing. Slot cut through the side of an A series auto bell housing . Clutch fork retaining spring and clutch cable mount still to be made.
The input spline lines up exactly
The spigot fits into the back of the A-series crankshaft as per standard but a machined spigot bearing needs to be made to suit the Celica input shaft.
mods need to be made to the clutch fork , thrust baring carrier
A new cross member needs to be made , the tunnel needs a bit of a massage
the speedo cable matches up to the Celica box with no mods.
A clutch needs to be sorted out , a new spiggot baring needs to be made and a new tailshaft is needed.
funkeyman photos
Clutch
Some Ws use the same spline/diameter input shaft as the Datsun A. So the Datsun clutch disc fits
Other Ws use a larger 1-1/8 shaft with 18-splines. For this you may be able to re-drill the A-series flywheel to take one of the smaller clutches.
Exedy/Daikin KTY18 * Shaft diameter 1" * Input splines 21 * Diameter 210 to 213 mm * Celica 1994-1997 * Corolla 1993-1997