Divorced or Married?
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Divorced or Married?
Hello all, I was wondering what kind of nightmare I would be getting into by removing the current divorced 203 t-case and replacing it with a married 205 in our 76 F250. Eventually I plan to install an OD unit and I don't like the look of the rear driveshaft angle....Thanks
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I've never done it. But you'll need to swap trannys with a 4wd or swap the output shaft inside the trannt from a 4wd. you'll need to make your shafts longer for the married case and get shift linkages as well.
divorced cases use a 2wd tranny with a short shasft between the tranny and case.
with a divorced case you can adjust your shaft angles.
divorced cases use a 2wd tranny with a short shasft between the tranny and case.
with a divorced case you can adjust your shaft angles.
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From: west central florida
Originally Posted by linrick1
Hello all, I was wondering what kind of nightmare I would be getting into by removing the current divorced 203 t-case and replacing it with a married 205 in our 76 F250. Eventually I plan to install an OD unit and I don't like the look of the rear driveshaft angle....Thanks
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From: west central florida
dont remember, the truck is in another state with my brother (paint and body work), so i cant measure them for you......but if you have 1330 joints, you can have the original rear shortened for the new front and the original front shaft shortened for the new rear i believe.
