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the np 205 is a little bigger i think
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i think there is an adapter available so you can use the stock toyota transfer case, but i'm not sure.
And make sure you make a buildup thread for those of us considering this swap.
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It's an auto, and a stock 350, it can handle the power.
Now, if you want a manual, with some decent bolt-on's, you might want to upgrade that rear end. |
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no one ever used a np205
no one on this site has ever swaped an np205 with a s/b chevy motor and an np205 x-case that sounds a little far fetched come one guys o well im gona go and try some measuring.
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Location: Parkersburg, WV
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np205
I have done some measuring under my 94 regular cab. I've got the bare small block chevy mounted under the hood as a test fit. I'm planning to put in the granny gear 4 speed with a np205. My 205 will fit between the frame rails fine, but my sm465 trans is probably much shorter than the auto. Off the top of my head the bellhousing is 8 1/2" deep, trans is 12" long bellhousing flange to transfer case flange. The transfer cases should be the same size. Crossmember must be modified and custom driveshafts. My clutch linkeage may be interesting. I expect to destroy both ends on the first test drive! If I'm prepared I won't be dissappointed.
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I don't think the front torsion bars will support the extra weight of a 350 + TH350, will they?
What was the original engine? |
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I am yet to see any broken torsion bars?? NP205 is actually a pretty small case and as stated before you should have no issues with using it |
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When I was building mine up, I almost went with the buick aluminum v6, but stayed with the 22re simply because I didn't want to mess with all the adapters needed to fit the thing. |
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The engine and tranny won't weigh more than an adult male so I'm sure it's fine to do. What's next, are you going to say the stock brakes can't handle a V8 either? ![]() Lot's of funny ideas around here... Back OT, Advanced Adapters makes an adapter to go from a th350 to the stock transfer case. Supposedly the stock tcases are fine with the extra power if driven sensibly. All you have to do is get a special longer shaft installed in the tranny for it to work. The TH350 need not be out of a 4 wheel drive truck either. By using the adapter your stock speedometer will still work, and you should be able to use your stock driveshafts without modification too. Check out Downey for more info...
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Weight is alot more of an issue than size. NP205 is a cast iron basturd.
Guessing it will be OK but I'll never know till I try it. |
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That transfer case alone weighs as much as a full size male.
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NP205 Is not that big and does not weight that much compare to other cast-iron cases --- it is also smaller due to it being gear drive -- NP203 on the other hand would max your payload limits
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The 22RE with a 340H and transfer case weights in around 500lbs. A 350SB by itself weights about 450lbs (iron block and heads).
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:pat: you just questioned toyota?
jk, i know for a fact they will just dont try to bomb the gas pedal unless you upgrade shafts.
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Floorpan clearance
I have my bare block mounted under the hood as a test fit. I must lift the body a couple inches to fit the bellhousing and sm465 tranny. I tried to mount it to the block last night, but the bottom of the floorpan is in the way. I'm sure a 2" body lift will fix this clearance issue. Also as I was warned before, My shifter is going to come up through just under the edge of the dashboard if I don't do some bending on the handle. Not sure if I can bend it enough without cutting the dash! Really don't want to. NP205 Transfer case looks like it will fit fine soi far
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sbc and np205
Here's some pics of my swap. Plenty of room for everything. Can't lift the tcase myself or it would've been up there in the pics. 3" body lift is a MUST for me with the manual tranny. Oil pan cleared the front diff with 1/4 inch to spare. Don't know if it will flex enough to rub later or not.
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So are you up and running yet?
How many hours labor do you have in it so far?
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Any updates on the swap? What are you using for drive lines? Chev adapted to yota or yota adapted to chev? How are you adapting them?
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I have a truck with the same swap done on an 88, does anybody know what size radiator to use that will fit?
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Anyone have how to instructions to install chevy v8 to toyota manual trans 4x4 in 1995 4runner. I hear there are bell housing adaptors to make this work
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fuzz, www.downeyoffroad.com i think thats the site
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