mating 2 transfer cases
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mating 2 transfer cases
i have a 78 bronco and just for kicks and because i have the parts i wanted to make it six wheel drive, can anyone give me some tech help on mating the transfer cases together?
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the easieast way (this is NOT an easy project any way you approach it) would be a pair of 2-1/4ton axles in the rear. they are set up for a rear exiting driveshaft to power the rearmost axle. Its gonna be real tight with the short wheelbase.
Usually transfer cases are mated together to achieve a double reduction and you still only have one rear output and one front output.
Usually transfer cases are mated together to achieve a double reduction and you still only have one rear output and one front output.
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From: Atlanta GA
There was an article in a 4x4 magazine over a year ago that had dual (Dodge or Chevy truck) transfer cases for 6x6. Think it was Four Wheeler. I think this might be a better option:
www.usa6x6.com
I think Sun Ray Engineering offers tandem 9 inch axles too.
www.usa6x6.com
I think Sun Ray Engineering offers tandem 9 inch axles too.
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