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transfer id help

Post by hiluxmad »

what transfer case is this?
was removed from a late 70's f250

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some one said that it may be a NP205
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Post by Gwagensteve »

AFAIK that's a divorce mount NP205.

1.95:1 low range.

The divorce mount cases have the smallest of the available spline outputs.

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Post by JWB »

No idea my self! but a google search found this!
does it look like it?

http://www.4wheeloffroad.com/techarticl ... to_01.html
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Post by Gwagensteve »

Not a great photo because they don't show you the back and it's not a divorce mount version.

It's a 205.

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Post by hiluxmad »

cool.
cheers guys.
any idea if they are worth anything?
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Post by beinthemud »

Gwagensteve wrote:AFAIK that's a divorce mount NP205.

1.95:1 low range.

The divorce mount cases have the smallest of the available spline outputs.

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Post by Gwagensteve »

Yes, I am a 4X4 addict. :cry:

Happily married for 10 years. :armsup:

I bought my first US 4Wheeler mag in 1983 and my first Petersens in 1990.... I know stuff about this stuff....

I have a bit of a soft spot for the F250 Highboys so I've done a bit of research into what they run in case I ever stumble across one at the right price.

Pete Antunac used to run an NP205 in his 40. They weight 195lb or something - all gear, all steel- hard to break.

Uber strong, but not much chop without more gears like an ORD doubler, with an NP203 range box in front of it.

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Post by beinthemud »

Sounds like shes as lucky as my wife :rofl:
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