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my new 3.8 letter sierra
my new 3.8 letter sierra
hi guys just picked up a sierra with a commodore 3.8 in it the plans are to turn it into a dedicated comp rig (it will take a while on a appretice wage) i was wondering what transfer case people use ( because it dosent have one) and i am also planing on putting 60 series diffs under it but do you use the standerd 60 series diff gears if not what size gears do you use.
thanks heaps
thanks heaps
I'd be using a rover case - nice low range, front digs/burns strong, cheap and available - and offset to suit the 60 series diffs.
Steve.
Steve.
[quote="greg"] some say he is a man without happy dreams, or that he sees silver linings on clouds and wonders why they are not platinum... all we know, is he's called the stevie.[/quote]
yup def go the rover transfer case setup... 3.21 low range ratio which is decent.
60 series run 4.1 centres, so overall crawl isnt too bad.
Rover cases are bloody strong let me tell u... we've run them in all our buggies and never seen an issue with them.
They can be front and rear disconnected...
60 series run 4.1 centres, so overall crawl isnt too bad.
Rover cases are bloody strong let me tell u... we've run them in all our buggies and never seen an issue with them.
They can be front and rear disconnected...
custom bar work, 4x4 parts, trailers, anything out of steel/alloy :D
The auto, rover case and standard 4.1 cruiser ratios should be good up to a 37" tyre for most off road work. The auto will be the big help.
Daisy, what work did you do to the commo boxes in the buggies that ran the commo V6 motors?
Daisy, what work did you do to the commo boxes in the buggies that ran the commo V6 motors?
[quote="Harb"]Well I'm guessing that they didn't think everyone would carry on like a big bunch of sooky girls over it like they have........[/quote]
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yer it has the 4 speed auto out of a commodor as far as i have been told and if i was to get a rover transfer case or i was origonaly tinking the 106 hilux with hilux diffs would any one be able to suply me with a adaptor template as i have all the resorses to build the template i will post pics next time i am one
nice 3.8 lettersalien wrote:why is it every time i see the subject line of this thread i think:
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