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Trailtough rear disconnect

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Trailtough rear disconnect

Post by antt »

anyone got one in aus?
anyone know exactly how they work?
i'd like to get one for my pos, but dont know if i can adapt it to run with my slipyoke eliminators or what :?
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Post by redzook »

ive got one coming

surfection has a toyota one on his buggy
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Post by antt »

so how are they setup tim? is it like a splined gear that goes onto the output shaft, then the flange that the tailshaft bolts to, has a matching gear cutout in the centre to allow it to slide on and off the one on the output shaft, thus disconnecting rear drive? :?
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Post by redzook »

i didnt get a close look but i belive

u just pull the rear flange off and slide it on in place
and then it just has a collar that either locks it in drive
or pulls it back so it just spins

lol if you get what i am trying to say
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Post by antt »

sounds like we're both trying to say the same thing :lol: :D

now all i need to find out is if vitara and sierra trasfer cases have the same output shaft splines and diameter......which i'm pretty sure they do? :?
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Post by Rhett »

I have just finished making my own from a cut down case. the only dissadvantage is it is a bit longer than the trailtough one.
Its a wheelbase thing
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Post by antt »

Rhett wrote:I have just finished making my own from a cut down case. the only dissadvantage is it is a bit longer than the trailtough one.
PICS! :armsup:
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Post by Rhett »

Its at suziwork (mud4bs) at the moment I took it down to show him and left it there as I didn't want to drag it though the night run. I don't know if he can take pics for me. It just looks like a minny tranny though.
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pics are coming
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Post by mud4b »

here we go
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Post by Rhett »

what are U working on there tonite mark? U painted yours yet?? I have the net again now. U found seals for that yet???
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Post by antt »

bump, did you every get yours tim? anyone else running one yet?
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Post by Tim D »

http://www.trailtough.com/

and only $399.00 us :shock:
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Post by Rhett »

Hey Ive still got that old prodotype sitting in the shed. It was too long for my drive chain :cry:
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Post by Rhett »

The new and improved :cool:
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Post by jeep97tj »

very nice, i think u need to start up a new thread with a "how to"
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Post by duncan »

definatly as i want to do this
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Post by redzook »

yeh comon already detailed rite up looks sweet :cool:
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Post by Rhett »

I didn't realy get any good pics of putting it together as I had dirty hands and it was jens camera. I did get a pic of all the custom bits before I started but didn't really want to release it ;)
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Post by DeWsE »

Rhett wrote:I didn't realy get any good pics of putting it together as I had dirty hands and it was jens camera. I did get a pic of all the custom bits before I started but didn't really want to release it ;)
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Post by jeep97tj »

What about telling us what parts u used? was it mostly zuk or alot of custom stuff, what did it cost u??
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Post by Rhett »

been on the phone to the bloke I got to do mine. All zuk parts. U supply two counter shafts and empty cases and it will set u back around the 700 mark.

but we better see how good mine is gunna work first ;) I won't even have time to test it before xrcc :?
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Post by jeep97tj »

$700 ouch
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Post by Rhett »

Gave it a floggen all weekend and loved it. Got sore cheeks today from smilen every time I did a dig. I recon its one of the amin reseaons I got second over all at xrcc.
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