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coil reduction gears

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coil reduction gears

Post by bigbrad123 »

whats a way i can reduce my low range gearing in a coily the reduction gears don't fit so i'm deciding a twin tranfer but i don't now how they do it or buy a older model tranfer change the mounts shafts and and put the reduction gears in. i like the idea of twin tranfer for extra low gearing.so can any give me some info if there done something like this
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Post by want33s »

Easy mate,
Just fit a WT transfer to your coily.
I'm pretty sure all you need is a transfer and jackshaft.

PM Wellsey, he fitted one to his just before he sold it.

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Post by Ridge »

there are no reduction gears that go into a coily transfer because it is chain driven.

you will need to get a transfer case from a leafy sierra, and the gears will go straight in.

i think that a 1L transfer case will give you about 10-15% reduction by its self.

i have had the swap done in my 98 sierra.

andrew
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Post by lump_a_charcoal »

Yeah a WT leafy Tcase is the best bet, but you will also need the mounting brackets and jack shaft, as coily ones are different.
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Post by Ridge »

also a good time to reinforce the mounting brackets while you are at it.
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Post by bigbrad123 »

awesome as i've put me body lift and the 31's and now painting the body chassis so i'll put me reduction gears in a wt tranfer case and reinforne me brackets it gunna be sweet
i got a another queston has anyone done a different coil setup on the sierra cause the coil setup now is a bit ordinary like how the the coil sits on the strut has any one made soil mounts on the diff housing with longer coils and longer shocks which have to be remounted so any one with pic or info on that will be awesome
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Post by want33s »

bigbrad123 wrote: has anyone done a different coil setup on the sierra cause the coil setup now is a bit ordinary like how the the coil sits on the strut has any one made soil mounts on the diff housing with longer coils and longer shocks which have to be remounted so any one with pic or info on that will be awesome
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Post by Ridge »

you can get struts custom built for the front and rear shocks moded to suit your needs. the struts will cost a fair bit though, since no one makes them longer to suit more than a 40mm lift.
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Post by DavePatrol »

yer i think luckeys 4x4 customs can do a 4 or 5 inch strut for the coilys.
hers his number (0409991742)

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