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JUST LIFTED MY TRANSFER CASE UP BY 2 INCHES NOW WITH PICS
I thought this might be way, as like a 2" body lift the t=case mount studs are to long/short for a 1" lift. I ordered the honda engine mounts today and will give them a go. I want something easy and removable in case I want to it doesn't work out for me.Dee wrote:no my mate machined solid steel mounts with female threads.
Thread it onto stock mount & then fasten it with bolt through chassis.
How much lift do you have? I might have to rotate the rear diff if I rase the transfer to suit the droop my 3/4 elliptic rear is going to give me.zookimal wrote:I'm going to lift mine. I smack it on everything. The kong isn't too much lower, but chassis high would be nice.GRPABT1 wrote:Does anyone think this mod would be worth doing (1inch) when I already have a mighty kong transfer bucket?
How much would you lift it?
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I'd like to lift the case an inch. Will probably try the Honda mounts first, if they can be found cheaply. Liftwise, I'm SPUA OME rears so only 1-2in of spring lift. If I had more lift/droop, yeah, it might require a little more thought to get spot on.GRPABT1 wrote:How much lift do you have? I might have to rotate the rear diff if I rase the transfer to suit the droop my 3/4 elliptic rear is going to give me.
How much would you lift it?
-Mal
Zook 1, 2, 3 gone
Patrol - Wheels, engine and stuff
Zook 1, 2, 3 gone
Patrol - Wheels, engine and stuff
Picked up the Honda engine mounts today, they cost me $42 each (twice the cost of a transfer mount) and are 23mm taller, they are 5mm larger in width and length.
The studs are the same as the original, the mounts require the small tabs to be cut off, the rear drivers mount also needs a corner trimmed off but it is simple and took all of 3 minutes.
One thing to note is the studs are off set by 8mm, therefore depending on which way you face them they will move your case either forward or back or left or right (unless you re drill the mount on the chassis or case.
I will use this to my advantage to move the case forward.
The studs are the same as the original, the mounts require the small tabs to be cut off, the rear drivers mount also needs a corner trimmed off but it is simple and took all of 3 minutes.
One thing to note is the studs are off set by 8mm, therefore depending on which way you face them they will move your case either forward or back or left or right (unless you re drill the mount on the chassis or case.
I will use this to my advantage to move the case forward.
Don't know yetjust cruizin' wrote:how will that effect the jack shaft/gearbox interface.
I have a Vit box and a shaft that I cut down and I really cant remember how much movement I left in the yoke, my motor and box is in pieces atm so when its all back together I will see. The drive shafts I have where custom calmini ones and I want to reuse them with the Lux/Bundy diffs and ruf, I am going to make adapters out of some spacers I have lying around but I will wait till its back together to work out how thick to make them.If all fails want to buy some cheap engine mounts hardy used
Sweetjust cruizin' wrote:Thanks for that, in the new year I'll be able to offer transfer mounts of that height made out of polyurethane, I'll post pics when I have the prototypes done.
'92 Rodeo - VR V6, T700, 31's
'89 Zook - 4 inch lift, 32's, 5.14 gears, RUF, F&R Lockrights, Rear Disconnect, Falcon/Landcruiser PS
'89 Zook - 4 inch lift, 32's, 5.14 gears, RUF, F&R Lockrights, Rear Disconnect, Falcon/Landcruiser PS
X2Toyfj45 wrote:Any news on these??just cruizin' wrote:I have sent my drawings to the machine shop and will get the parts some time in Feb then to the Urethane moulders so it'll be mid Feb before I see any parts.
current truck, 105 series GXL diesel 6" springs & twin pro lockers
sierra LWB spoa one wide track diffs twin locked
Sierra Parts Wanted pm me
sierra LWB spoa one wide track diffs twin locked
Sierra Parts Wanted pm me
Ok, I finally have these made and available. They've been tested and have held up well. To fit them you will be required to drill out the chassis mounting holes and the transfer arms so they aren't totally 100% reversible.
Total lift is about 40mm which is enough to provide a clear line from chassis to chassis.
Check the for sale section.
Total lift is about 40mm which is enough to provide a clear line from chassis to chassis.
Check the for sale section.
;)
I have had these fitted in Casper for over 4 months now and have no problems at all. I also have a set on Std mounts fitted to my Stock Sierra and again not a problem.
The lifted ones works out that the T/case is now sitting above the chassis rails.
Thanks Greg for making Casper (and my stocka) the dummies for testing.
The lifted ones works out that the T/case is now sitting above the chassis rails.
Thanks Greg for making Casper (and my stocka) the dummies for testing.
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Go the mighty Zook
The only motor sport we spend money on to go slower.
Go the mighty Zook
The only motor sport we spend money on to go slower.
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