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Posted: Thu Mar 08, 2007 7:09 pm
by cloughy
Lucus wrote:100kgs...*cough* are you sure...i would say closer to 50kgs....
HeHe, not really, I've fitted the odd one, but never unleashed the scales

Posted: Thu Mar 08, 2007 7:22 pm
by Lucus
Yeah i've fitted a couple and there either way under 100kgs or im seriously buff....( i ain't that buff..... :lol: )

Posted: Thu Mar 08, 2007 7:26 pm
by cloughy
Lucus wrote:Yeah i've fitted a couple and there either way under 100kgs or im seriously buff....( i ain't that buff..... :lol: )
:rofl: Well i'm trying to think :? They're over 50 kilo, cause i could lift that easier(big dog) hedging bets, i'm gonna say 70 :D

Posted: Fri Mar 09, 2007 4:32 pm
by bushy555
I'll guess 60 kg with the big handbrake drum off...
(Only moved my spare 1.001:1 this morning).

Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2007 12:41 am
by nottie
well i am about 79 kilo and i can lift my LT over the arm brace of my buggy :!: Its bloody heavy so ill say about 70 kilo
If you want exact weight i can weigh it tomorow night and get back to nays?
Cheers Nottie

Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2007 12:44 am
by Lucus
That would be great if you could whack it on the scales and get the exact wieght for us Nottie. evanstaniland is interested in the t/case i have for sale and I'm trying to get him an accurate freight quote. If you got a t/case on the floor with easy access and chance you could also give it the once over with a tape measure to see what size "box" it would require?

thanks mate

Luke

Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2007 12:58 am
by jav
While your weighing it nody can you find me a shifter for the one i've got. :finger:

Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2007 2:04 am
by qserv
ISUZUROVER wrote:
mud4b wrote:so there are different ratios in lt230 cases depending on vehicle?
Low range is the same in all. High range varied with vehicle. 1.41:1 in Tdi defenders, anywhere from 1.003:1 to 1.22:1 in the rest. (there was also a 1.67:1 but this was in the 2.5P/D 110/90s which didn't make it to OZ).
I think i have one of the 1.67 transfercases, i have a 86-87 defender that had a 2.25d or 2.5d and LT77, is there anyway to find out what ratio the transfercase is? the whole car is sitting around in peices, planning on going TDI/R380 and cutting down the rear overhang to make a short 110.

Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2007 9:42 am
by KiwiBacon
qserv wrote: I think i have one of the 1.67 transfercases, i have a 86-87 defender that had a 2.25d or 2.5d and LT77, is there anyway to find out what ratio the transfercase is? the whole car is sitting around in peices, planning on going TDI/R380 and cutting down the rear overhang to make a short 110.
Turn input shaft, count turns of output shafts.

Engaging the difflock makes counting easier as both outputs turn at the same speed.

Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2007 9:58 am
by ISUZUROVER
KiwiBacon wrote:
qserv wrote: I think i have one of the 1.67 transfercases, i have a 86-87 defender that had a 2.25d or 2.5d and LT77, is there anyway to find out what ratio the transfercase is? the whole car is sitting around in peices, planning on going TDI/R380 and cutting down the rear overhang to make a short 110.
Turn input shaft, count turns of output shafts.

Engaging the difflock makes counting easier as both outputs turn at the same speed.
Either that, or look on the rear face, they were fitted with a tag showing the ratio when made. Or take the lower cover plate off and count teeth.