I have a 98 sierra with a gear driven transfer case with trailtough 4.9:1 gears. Someone has made me an offer and i'm contemplating selling it and buying a 2 door vitara/ grand vitara. If i sell i will be swapping back in the original chain driven case.
The trails i do are mostly mildly challenging muddy trails and i'm contemplating buying a vitara and doing some mild mods. I have grown to apreciate the benefits of gear reduction offroad and if i do buy a vit i will be wanting to do the gears quickly.
Could the sierra case be made to easily fit the vit or am i better off selling the case and buying the vitara reduction gears?
Thanks'
Tim
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Sierra Transfer Case In Vitara
sell the case and buy reduction gears. Fitting a sierra case to a vitara is possible but is a lot of work and will involve also fitting a sierra gearbox, or making an adapter plate for the rear of the vitara gearbox, making mounts, custom driveshafts/jackshafts, shifter location etc, then dealing with the offset rear diff of the sierra.
Vitara crawler gears seem reliable and work well.
Steve.
Vitara crawler gears seem reliable and work well.
Steve.
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It's been done a few times but you do need to deal with the issues Steve mentioned and due to the change in high range you'll want to be running 35's at least and you may still need to swap R&P's as well to keep the revs down.
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