4x4 coversion kit
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1. matching front and rear gear sets
2. front and rear drive shafts
3. transmission
4. transfer case
5. shifter linkage/relays for electronic shift
6. front ttb or solid axle
7. transmission cross member
i think thats about all there is... maybe some small stuff
2. front and rear drive shafts
3. transmission
4. transfer case
5. shifter linkage/relays for electronic shift
6. front ttb or solid axle
7. transmission cross member
i think thats about all there is... maybe some small stuff
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if your startin with nothin....well...do you intend on wheelin this thing at all, or do you just want the convienence of 4wd? if i were you i would do a SAS
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Its really not all that difficult to do, the front axle swap could be done in one weekend and the trans the next weekend. The only time consuming part for me was having the rear drive shaft made. I couldn't find one to match and the original shop i went to messed it up. It took me almost 2 weeks to get worked out.
Make sure you go through the seals, u-joints, bearing, brakes, ball joints and bushings in the new axle to make sure its ready to go. You dont wanna put it together then tear it apart the next weekend to replace parts.
I love having 4x4 and it get used at least once a week, so it was worth it for me. Let me know if you have any questions.
Good Luck!!!
Make sure you go through the seals, u-joints, bearing, brakes, ball joints and bushings in the new axle to make sure its ready to go. You dont wanna put it together then tear it apart the next weekend to replace parts.
I love having 4x4 and it get used at least once a week, so it was worth it for me. Let me know if you have any questions.
Good Luck!!!
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