Marlin Crawler MC09 & 4.7 gear install.
05-18-2003, 08:22 PM
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Marlin Crawler MC09 & 4.7 gear install.
Check it out:
http://www.fastq.com/~sschaefer/MC09/index.htm
First 26 spline 2.7 liter install Marlin has done.
http://www.fastq.com/~sschaefer/MC09/index.htm
First 26 spline 2.7 liter install Marlin has done.
05-18-2003, 08:49 PM
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Evidence that Marlin is one of those crazy geniouses.
Just pile up 200 transfer cases in the corner. We'll sort them out later. :alien:
Just pile up 200 transfer cases in the corner. We'll sort them out later. :alien:
05-18-2003, 09:06 PM
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Funny, I am rocking basically the exact same little doodad on the rear of the case. I used the same bolts and everything. Seemed to be the easiest solution to me too. I'm using spring bushings and spreading the torque along the crossmember. I'll try to snap some pics if I remember with my next round of photos. Looks good Steve, congrats...
05-19-2003, 12:13 AM
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Steve, nice! If your going for the factory look go with a limited transfer case knob. it has H on the bottom and L4 on top.
Hummm. I wonder how the twin stick would look inbetween my handbrake lever...
Hummm. I wonder how the twin stick would look inbetween my handbrake lever...
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05-19-2003, 04:44 AM
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The twin stick will only work on the older transfer cases. The Tacoma (which he calls it) gear driven case has a different flange.
Yeah I'm going to get a factory knob, that Marlin one sticks up really high.
Anyone know the part number for the 4Runner Limited 4WD knob?
Yeah I'm going to get a factory knob, that Marlin one sticks up really high.
Anyone know the part number for the 4Runner Limited 4WD knob?
05-19-2003, 06:14 AM
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looks good Steve- your gonna love it!
Next on your list of "to do's", and this is from my limited experiance w/ a crawler box-
You WILL need to chain down the motor mounts. The huge increase in torque generated will break them sooner or later. I'm only at 109:1, and have broken a driver's side motor mount and a t'case mount. Your going to be at 200:1 or better, double the torque load.
I'm also going to predict you'll twist up a stock d'shaft tube- I did, twice, w/ stock 0.095 wall thickness matl. So far, the 3" x 0.135 wall tubing I have now has held up fine. Mark M. and the rest of teh BTG crew is using 0.250 wall stuff, but they can't be balanced.
Have Fun!
Mark
Next on your list of "to do's", and this is from my limited experiance w/ a crawler box-
You WILL need to chain down the motor mounts. The huge increase in torque generated will break them sooner or later. I'm only at 109:1, and have broken a driver's side motor mount and a t'case mount. Your going to be at 200:1 or better, double the torque load.
I'm also going to predict you'll twist up a stock d'shaft tube- I did, twice, w/ stock 0.095 wall thickness matl. So far, the 3" x 0.135 wall tubing I have now has held up fine. Mark M. and the rest of teh BTG crew is using 0.250 wall stuff, but they can't be balanced.
Have Fun!
Mark
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