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lt230 or viscus tranfer?

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lt230 or viscus tranfer?

Post by matt_w »

i currently have a blown lt230 (blew yesterday)

i have a spare viscus tranfer if worth putting in, or should i get the lt230 rebuilt?

is it true the drive shafts are different lenghts between the 2 transfers?
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Post by ... rick »

From what i understand, yes.
Get another LT230 or rebuild yours. Viscous is the pits.
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Post by Slunnie »

I thought that viscous also dropped the shafts to the opposite side compared to the LT230.
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Post by matt_w »

would i be able to drop the viscuc in for the time being and drive it front wheel drive? just while i would get the lt230 rebuilt?

im planning on pulling out my blown transfr this weekend
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Post by Slunnie »

I dont think they can be interchanged at all.

They propshafts are on the wrong sides to each other and so wont connect to the diffs, and internally they are completely different.
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Post by cpmurray »

Slunnie wrote:I dont think they can be interchanged at all.

They propshafts are on the wrong sides to each other and so wont connect to the diffs, and internally they are completely different.
It depends on if the transfer case is for a P38a or a classic. If it's for a classic, then the only problem might be the length of the prop shafts.
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Post by Aquarangie »

You can fit the BW viscous coupling transfer for the time being, the front shaft will be too short off your LT230 though.

If you just want to drive it around in nrear wheel drive it'l be okay.

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Post by mickrangie »

I have a LT 230 for sale well I been meaning to sell it rebuilt at 90000k (new bearings etc) when i bought it done 55000k since i had it well looked after drop me a PM if you are interested make me an offer.

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Post by matt_w »

hey Mick did you get my PM?
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Post by mickrangie »

yeah i did sorry just started new job haven't had time to scratch myself will PM you back today
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