i was wondering how to get the np205 t case to have bolth shafts come out from the same point on a np205 divorced to line up rite for duce axles is this possible to use or should i just get a tcase from a duce

 

You talking about using the front axle output as the input? And the input as the front drive shaft output?

It would work, but could only use it in 4 high. it you tried 4-low it would only put gear reduction to the front axle causing some mega binding and breakage.

 

ouch that s what i thought but in high it would work i get a pic and show a nother thought i had was can u move the in puts for the shafts around i have a cover oppisite of my drive shaft in pput

 

look in my album i put a pic of the case i want to know if i can some how move the input over to the cover to the left of where it comes in now

 

Wait a second. What am I missing here?
Rotate the driver side output down. The input and rear output are lined up, basically the same shaft straight through.
So why cant you re-index the front to meet your application? The front shaft will be lower than the rear if you re-index that far, and you simply bolt up some shafts.

Ive installed Rocks in this era truck without re-indexing the (married) case at all.

 

nice rig but this case is divorced does it matter

 

Thats even easier. The driveshaft angles are even better. Though the rear one is a little short, you can move the entire case forward, or drop the case down a little.
Again, this is a piece of cake.
You can run these on their side if you want to. They lube rather well. Once in a while you may find some starvation for the front output bearing, but this is easy to fix with a drill by making a new hole in the case, and rotating the bearing retainer. Only 4 bolts, but this is an extreme case.
Most off road vehicles will splash enough oil and will be off camber enough to lube everything up.
Your not taking 500 plus mile trips right?

 

i get what you mean now rotate the case to line it up then put shafts that would work to

 

cool i was just curious to know nice rigs u got there in the garage and no maybee 500ft trips through the whole at a time at the most

 

Rocks are very easy to set up to get shaft angles. Do Like said, U should be fine.