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Old 05-28-2015, 12:46 AM   #1 (permalink)
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c56 in 95 tercel??

Hello all. I have a 95 tercel with a 5EFE and a burnt 4 speed. I would like to run a close ratio box with 3.70 or so diff with .88 fifth. Will a c56 fit or would I be better off with a late c52? Im kinda thinking I want a taller 1st gear that is also why I am looking in this direction. Thanks for any help. Dave

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Old 05-28-2015, 02:45 AM   #2 (permalink)
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If you can find a direct fit, aka original transmission option. A lot of these Toyota transmissions have the same or similar guts but a new bellhousing is NOT fun to make.
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Reusing the Tercel bellhousing with the C56 or C52 makes the swap fairly easy. There is an entire write up on how to do it here:

TercelOnline.com Board - DIY: Corolla C52 manual trans swap to Terseo

FYI a C59 from a 98-01 1ZZ-FE. It has a .725 5th gear with 3.722 differential. That is the one I'd probably try to pick up.
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Old 07-29-2015, 12:36 PM   #5 (permalink)
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Thanks for your time. What car would I look up to find this C59 Will I have to do any mods? I have a 95 tercel. I have been looking for a C51 and I found one at a dicey junkyard wants 250 with my 4spd for core. Thanks, Dave
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The C59 came in the Corolla.

I'm not aware of any mods that need to be made other than what that write up says.
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Its looking like i might end up just replacing the synchros in this 4 speed. Are there any sites or forums that have parts and recommendations for clutch types that are good? Thanks again for your help
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I actually don't think a 4-speed is really bad at all. If you can just replace the synchros, it sounds to be a reasonable option.
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Well hell I just found a 5 spd from a local jkyd says its a 1995-97 tercel. How can I tell by looking. Are there any pt numbers on it??? Thanks. Dave
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I had both Tercel and a Paseo, and at one time was VERY into the Tercel Online forum. I can tell you from doing many engine and tranny swaps in both cars that the 5-spd from my '92 Paseo was good enough for 130mph top speed with only 150hp (Maybe less). The gearing also was able to provide 55mpg or better when I wanted it.

It would be a VERY easy swap. Direct bold on replacement for the 4spd from the Tercel.

Just my $.02

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