Aisin hub cone washers and studs....all the same?

[jcramsey]

I've got a 2000 4Runner with a manual hub conversion using parts from a 1st gen Tacoma. Previous owner had no cone washers or nuts holding the hubs on. I see plenty of companies that carry the studs and hardware for the Aisin hubs, but they all say they're for 86-95 Toyota trucks or Landcruisers. I'm assuming they're all the same, but wanted to confirm first.

Front Axle AISIN Hub/Drive Flange Stud Hardware Set - Fits 1958 - 1/1998 4x/5x/6x/7x/8x Front Axle Applications - Pack of 6 (HUB6997KASET)

Toyota Land Cruiser Drive Flange

cruiserteq.com

 

[RatLabGuy]

I'm confused. Tacoma trucks did not have the manual hubs. Everything after 95 was automatic.
Where did you get the hubs from?

 

[jcramsey]

My 4runner already had the manual hubs on it when I got it so I didn’t source the parts initially. I did have to get a new axle hub and it came off a Tacoma a guy in Boone was parting out. I’m no expert, but my research says that they were an option on early Tacomas.

Info from the World Wide Web:

Do it yourself, Tacoma Manual Hub Swap

 

[DonYukon]

I'm confused. Tacoma trucks did not have the manual hubs. Everything after 95 was automatic.
Where did you get the hubs from?

I read the same thing at first but he said he had a conversion from a 1st gen tacoma.

 

[72Rockcruiser]

I'm confused. Tacoma trucks did not have the manual hubs. Everything after 95 was automatic.
Where did you get the hubs from?

Respectfully disagree. Usually it was the 4cyl/regular cab trucks, but I promise they exist.

 

[RatLabGuy]

Respectfully disagree. Usually it was the 4cyl/regular cab trucks, but I promise they exist.

yep, aparently I was incorrect. Learned osmething new today. Thats what I get for being confident in something ;-)

For the OP - the link posted makes it sound like the hardware is the same.