Transmission Guys Time Help identifying make/year

[BLIP]

Okay I've got a little challenge for someone versed in rear ends, no pun intended.
I picked this up in a lot of performance parts and have no clue what vehicle it belongs to.
Out of the 65,000 guys here there's got to be one of you that can help me out.

I was told it was for a Toyota...

 

[8675309]

looks like it came out of a transaxle

 

[Tony2X]

I don't know nothin bout no Tokyotas...

 

[mcdougmd]

Number of splines and diameter of the axels?

 

[Mister Heavyhand]

Part numbers on it anywhere?

 

[BLIP]

Part numbers on it anywhere?

There are absolutely no part numbers or markings. I have the original box was from a high performance company in Arizona. But even that does not have a part number I can reference

 

[vern1915]

looks like it came out of a transaxle

Ditto on the transaxle.

 

[BLIP]

Ditto on the transaxle.

Yes I've got the name all of it down and pretty much know its purpose but I don't know the vehicle oh, it appears to be a high-performance part

 

[Paradoxus225]

Internal splines within this carrier may indicate 3/4 1 ton application. Dana large GM 10.5 ring gear application. Possibly off road. Along the carrier there will be some stamped markings which may indicate ring and pinion gearing. ( 3.73, 4.10, etc ) May also provide model number etc.

YUKON gearing maybe able to help. website with lots of info avail. Blue gear ring indicates speed sensor from late model.

 

[BLIP]

Internal splines within this carrier may indicate 3/4 1 ton application. Dana large GM 10.5 ring gear application. Possibly off road. Along the carrier there will be some stamped markings which may indicate ring and pinion gearing. ( 3.73, 4.10, etc ) May also provide model number etc.

YUKON gearing maybe able to help. website with lots of info avail. Blue gear ring indicates speed sensor from late model.

You have been extremely helpful. The off-roading application would make sense this was a premium off road shop let's apply to the Baja