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Post by troopy94 »

i was wondering if a 89 model sierra transfer would be able to handle commodore v6 any suggestions would be appreciated :)
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Post by want33s »

You might be better off asking this question on Pirate 4x4 forum. Those yanks put buick V6 and chev and ford v8's in Suzi's all the time. :roll:
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Post by NIK »

One of my mates has it and runs fine so far but I have know personal experience an auto should help it.
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Post by Gwagensteve »

Is it going to be in a Sierra?

I think the case will take the HP fine, a bigger concern might be the weight of the car its in. A big heavy car jammed up in an obstacle with a V6 on the other end might break the case through sheer force.

I agree an auto will help it live by taking out the shock loading.

It will need to be well mounted with a ring or mighty kong type mount to stop the torque load breaking the case.

Start with a case i good condition and ensure that it can't get water in it (breather) and it should last ok.

If it's going into something heavy I'd look at other options.

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Post by troopy94 »

thankyou everyone for your help the motor will be in a soft top 89 sierra with a turbo 700 auto i liked the idea of usinf the standard transfer as i hped to install reduction gears aswell
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Post by nicbeer »

troopy. u off perth4x4?

thought u already had that thing running with the v6 and sierra transfer?
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Post by troopy94 »

yes i do have it running but its got a mq patrol transfer but the problem i have is that i cant find any reduction gears for the mq case
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Post by want33s »

nissan 720 uses a very similar transfer but has more reduction standard in low range. Maybe two 720 transfers would do the job for you.
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Post by troopy94 »

i have a nissan 720 case here and was thinking i mightg try and run the patrol case and the 720 case together the rear output on the 720 actually bolts straight up to the input of the patrol case so drivetrain length should be my only issue i hope it works and should have enough reduction
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Post by j-top paj »

cant change it to a GQ case?
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