can t-cases be regeared?
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can t-cases be regeared?
I'm pretty sure I know the answer to this, but as an alternative to a marlin crawler, can a stock t-case be regeared? Specifically, leave 2H alone for obvious reason, leave 4H alone for winter driving and more modest wheeling, and set 4lo reeaally low for when you need to crawl along.
Seems like a simpler (and possibly cheaper) alternative to running dual cases. But maybe I'm missing something.
Seems like a simpler (and possibly cheaper) alternative to running dual cases. But maybe I'm missing something.
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The case you have cannot be.
Sounds like you want one case with 4.7 gears.
Sadly this is not an option because it would put your front output on the wrong side. I really like 4.7 low with the auto.
Sounds like you want one case with 4.7 gears.
Sadly this is not an option because it would put your front output on the wrong side. I really like 4.7 low with the auto.
Last edited by Flygtenstein; 09-03-2004 at 10:45 AM.
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The chain driven case uses a planetary drive system so regearing is out of the question.
It would be far cheaper to install dual cases........
It would be far cheaper to install dual cases........
Last edited by BruceTS; 09-04-2004 at 12:17 PM.
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you can't regear a toyota case in high range, but gear driven cases can(and most definitely) be regeared in low range. the reason for this is that in high range, power is transmitted directly through a shaft, not by gears like some other cases(dana 18, suzuki samurai etc)
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Originally Posted by kyle_22r
you can't regear a toyota case in high range, but gear driven cases can(and most definitely) be regeared in low range. the reason for this is that in high range, power is transmitted directly through a shaft, not by gears like some other cases(dana 18, suzuki samurai etc)
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