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Post by ORSM45 »

g'day all,

just wondering if anyone knows anywhere that makes custom adaptors. need one from gearbox to transfer case.

would like one to go from T56 to landcruiser transfer.

i rang castlemaine rod shop. they said they dont do anything with transfer cases.

havent been able to get onto marks 4wd.

thanks

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Post by largesuzy »

marks 4wd will be your best bet if u can get a hold of them
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Post by HEY CHARGER »

I would'nt waste any money with CRS , unless you have time to remodify everthing that you by of them , thats my experience with them anyway.
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HEY CHARGER wrote:I would'nt waste any money with CRS , unless you have time to remodify everthing that you by of them , thats my experience with them anyway.
hmm i have never had problems with CRS (used them 3 times) only with marks product (used them once)
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Post by Daisy »

bubs wrote:
HEY CHARGER wrote:I would'nt waste any money with CRS , unless you have time to remodify everthing that you by of them , thats my experience with them anyway.
hmm i have never had problems with CRS (used them 3 times) only with marks product (used them once)

CRS have new owners.. and they are less risk taking like rod was... rod was more than willing to try anything new.. but the new owner would rather sell products that they already have made than do some R&D as R&D does cost a fair bit.

Ive had both good and bad experiences with CRS and i cant really comment on them out of respect for the forum.
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Post by bru21 »

dellows is another kit manufacturer. i have always used marks but the gen 3 kit i gaot was shite big time. 16mm hole drilled through the flanges so you can use a socket (where a ring spanner would have worked), the centre bearing was free floating and need to be setup but you can't see what its like when its in, the casting is not up to their usual standard, they supplied s/steel fastners in an ally housing really :roll: beside the fact they stress crack and it is designed to move the motor away from the firewall which is not necessary - moving the transfer foward would have been neater but would have required shifter mods i guess.

the dual transfer had no informateion on front shaft mods, wheather it needs another cross member etc and the on shaft was machined with a groove that was too small so i had to cold chisel the circlip into position.

That said the 350 chev to bundera conversion i did using their stuff was top notch and flawless. i guess i get in too early on the kits while they are still teething (2nd dual and prob 5th gen kit)

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Post by ORSM45 »

thanks people.

ive had no luck with CRS anyway.

marks 4wd dont do any commodore manual box into any vehicle.

hopefully i can get one made.

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Post by Nev62 »

383FJ45 wrote:thanks people.

ive had no luck with CRS anyway.

marks 4wd dont do any commodore manual box into any vehicle.

hopefully i can get one made.

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Post by dumbdunce »

you could use an MQ patrol divorced transfer case, then the only adaptor you need is a stumpy little shaft to go between the two - will need some custom crossmember work and tailshaft work obviously.
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Post by Hoppy11 »

like this
MQ transfer to Commodore box
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Post by MY45 »

Hoppy11 wrote:like this
MQ transfer to Commodore box
Hoppy
The tcase lever will be back to far though wont it.
you'll need a passenger in the rear seat to change it to 4x4 :lol:
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Post by dumbdunce »

MY45 wrote:
Hoppy11 wrote:like this
MQ transfer to Commodore box
Hoppy
The tcase lever will be back to far though wont it.
you'll need a passenger in the rear seat to change it to 4x4 :lol:
its not rocket science to run a lever up to wherever you need it.
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