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sierra transfer case mounts

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sierra transfer case mounts

Post by antt »

are the mounts for the 2 different sierra transfer cases (1L & 1.3L) the same?
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antt wrote:are the mounts for the 2 different sierra transfer cases (1L & 1.3L) the same?

no, but you can interchange the members that hold the mounts. christover
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Post by antt »

thanks christover.

is it right that the 1L case is 12% lower than the 1.3L case?
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antt wrote:thanks christover.

is it right that the 1L case is 12% lower than the 1.3L case?


yes, or close to it, on high and low...mine also has 1.o diffs, so a little lower again
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thanks again

now need to work out gearing with duals through a 1.3 and a 1l
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christover1 wrote:
antt wrote:are the mounts for the 2 different sierra transfer cases (1L & 1.3L) the same?

no, but you can interchange the members that hold the mounts. christover


Chris I belive that only the ute 1.0 mounts are different, on the swb 1.0's the mounts are the same .. as are the brackets etc ..
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love_mud wrote:
christover1 wrote:
antt wrote:are the mounts for the 2 different sierra transfer cases (1L & 1.3L) the same?

no, but you can interchange the members that hold the mounts. christover


Chris I belive that only the ute 1.0 mounts are different, on the swb 1.0's the mounts are the same .. as are the brackets etc ..


ya could be right, have never looked, but the early 1.0 litre t-case, without the 4wd light, is totally different, so that could be it, chrustover
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Post by sierrajim »

The early 1.0ltr case does have different mounts to the later case with the light, I have both here.
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Do either of the early/late 1L cases have the same mounts as the 1.3L case? Theres a 1L zook sitting about 50m from where im sitting now and it hasnt been moved in about 3 years!! Its in immaculate condition!! Time to go make an offer i reckon! :D
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Post by sierrajim »

the late 1.0ltr case takes the S3 gears so it has to be similar. Not sure if they are the same though.
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Post by stumped »

antt wrote:thanks again

now need to work out gearing with duals through a 1.3 and a 1l


what u workin on dude? is this for ur vit?
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Post by 85zook »

On the topic of 1L driveline components. Are the diff centres a straight swap into the 1.3L Narrow Track? I would imagine it is the same diff/axle housing? And how would it go running 1L transfer and diffs with the 1.6 EFI Vit engine and 5 speed sierra gearbox?
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Post by zookjedi »

85zook wrote:On the topic of 1L driveline components. Are the diff centres a straight swap into the 1.3L Narrow Track? I would imagine it is the same diff/axle housing? And how would it go running 1L transfer and diffs with the 1.6 EFI Vit engine and 5 speed sierra gearbox?


no the centres are different , the n/t centres and the wide track centres are interchangable , but neither is with the 1ltr diffs
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stumped wrote:
antt wrote:thanks again

now need to work out gearing with duals through a 1.3 and a 1l


what u workin on dude? is this for ur vit?


maybe ;)

useless info time-> a rockhoppered vit case to an 8:1 geared sierra case gives you a 409.2:1 crawl ratio :shock:
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