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part time kit or part time transfer case

Tech Talk for Cruiser owners.

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part time kit or part time transfer case

Post by mick80 »

hey lads wanna do a part time kit on my cruiser and a bloke i know can get me a part time transfer case with all the stuff i need hubs etc 4 the same price as doing the part time kit fitted.
what would be the better option.
how much could i get 4 my transfer case?
cheers mick
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Post by howsie »

there was a transfer going for about 200 on ebay the other week. Personally i did the part time kit. According to the manual you need to take gearbox out to fit a new transfer but a parttime kit box stays in car. Plus what condition is parttime tranfer in.
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Post by mick80 »

mate works at a wreckers just had an 80 come in pretty good nick he says.
i think it will be easier just doing the part time kit?
cheers 4 the help mate
cheers mick
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Post by diby_2000 »

Depends how custom you want it Mick.

Part time KIT would be easier.
But if you want something like a PTO drive, then I think you might need a part time BOX.
Then you need to sort out the transfer lever vs the diff lock push button etc.
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Post by 80's_delirious »

if you cahnge to a part time transfer case, you will need to swap driveshafts also as the part time case is a different length
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Post by mick80 »

80's_delirious wrote:if you cahnge to a part time transfer case, you will need to swap driveshafts also as the part time case is a different length
yeah my mate was gonna supply that.
so i guess what i am asking is wiil it bolt straight uo no problems?
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Post by digdougdown »

just something to add. how do the two transfer cases compare. is the old stick shift stronger? is it more simple? which would be better for alot of 4wding travel?
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Post by mick80 »

i would think the part time one would be better because it is just a lever.
the kit requires the centre diff button ??
cheers mick
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