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Old 03-13-2006, 10:04 PM
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divorced vs married

what are the pros and cons to running a divorced vs a married? only one i can think of is better front d shaft angles.
 
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pros for married, one less driveshaft, takes up less room underneath,

cons, short front shaft

pros for divorced, better shaft lengths/angles, can be dropped down for better driveline angles, easier to drop tranny and or t-case

cons, less ground clearance, one more driveshaft that can break, longer front shaft can hurt you depending on vehicle its in
 
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Old 03-13-2006, 10:33 PM
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also with a married setup it can get pricey real fast when trying to match spline counts and bolt patterns. plus 2wd tranny's are SO much easier to find!

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Old 03-13-2006, 10:38 PM
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Originally Posted by chrono4
what are the pros and cons to running a divorced vs a married? .
If you don't get married you won't have to get devorced, You knew that was coming,

Easier to clock a devorvce mount unit, no bolt patterns just a new fabbed up mount,
 
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not to steal your thread... but does anyone know if I can in some way put a divorced unit on my tranny? I mean, I know its possible, but can I just get the end part fro a 2wd ZF and bolt that on and then put the NP205 on? or should I just get married? If I put a married on the ZF, can I twinstick it?
 
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should I just get married? can I twinstick it?

dont get married

and theres no need in makin them more complicated than they already are
 
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The spline counts for the frod trucks ain't as bad of a worry since fromt he mid 70's up though the 90's they were the same.
 
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What will I have to change on my shifter? should I search? sry, i dont think ive seen this one on here before, and i did search Pirate...
 
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I think that you can do it the same way you would do it on a nv -435 tranny,as the mounts are quite similar between the zf and a 435, and in the late 80's they were both used with the bw 1356 tc, and the shifter mount on the 435 didn't change, so i doubt it'll be to hard.
 
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ok, thanks... But I thinkI am going to get married bc I found one for $150 locally, and ive been searching for a while. they are like gold down here...
 
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yeah, don't forget to build a side mount for that pig of a 205tc, heres what i did (you can use your stock crossmember too that one is out of an 87 3/4t, theres plenty of clearence, or should be anyway, thats a 435/205 setup):

https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gal...=52301&width=0
 
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Old 03-14-2006, 12:31 AM
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yeah i dont want to crack my tailhousing on theZF...
 
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Divorced, allows more freedom but will cost you half of everything, married less freedom but only slowly bleeds your resources, oohh wait your talking Tcases well now thats differnt
 
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Originally Posted by RawPower
ok, thanks... But I thinkI am going to get married bc I found one for $150 locally, and ive been searching for a while. they are like gold down here...
You found one for $150!?!?! Mail order bride I suppose. She'll probably be more willing to cook and clean. Better than gold I say.

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is that per week or month??

if its a one time fee then i want in on this deal
 


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