ZF-5 length 2x4 vs 4x4?
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visably the 2wd trans will have a tail housing with a slip yoke seal at the back.
the 4wd trans will have about an 8" or so cylindrical adaptor to mate to the transfercase with 6 or 8 bolt holes in it. and no seal. just a flat gasket surface.
dont know if you can change the tail housing on the zf and put a 2wd housing on but i would suspect not. the 2wd version likely has a longer shaft in it than the 4wd version. someone on here may know for sure.
the 4wd trans will have about an 8" or so cylindrical adaptor to mate to the transfercase with 6 or 8 bolt holes in it. and no seal. just a flat gasket surface.
dont know if you can change the tail housing on the zf and put a 2wd housing on but i would suspect not. the 2wd version likely has a longer shaft in it than the 4wd version. someone on here may know for sure.
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So this would be a 2x4 tranny?
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