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1 litre chassis transfer lift

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1 litre chassis transfer lift

Post by slyvan1 »

Hi, I'm lifting my transfer case up, I have a lwb 1 litre chassis. It's a 1.3 5 speed, with a 1.3 transfer. Picture below is how I have modified the chassis for the front drive shaft. I was thinking about a 40 mm lift. Was just wondering if there was any thought on, if this mod would b strong enough to the gearbox cross member.
Thanks for any help
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83 lwb nt, 1.3 turbo straight gas, 6.5 rockcrawlers, 2inch bl and ome. 33 mudzilla wt diffs and rear lockrite. internal roll cage and harnesses.
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Re: 1 litre chassis transfer lift

Post by Gwagensteve »

That should be fine. Well done for doing a job even that good with the body still on.

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Re: 1 litre chassis transfer lift

Post by just cruizin' »

That's the way I would do it, mayby slightly more overlap on the passenger side but what's you've done will be fine.
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Re: 1 litre chassis transfer lift

Post by hyzook »

Looks OK. An option for mounts are the Honda engine mount, these will give you a 25mm lift only but are bolt in and seem to be quite strong.
the part number is MT8330 from Repco, Honda accord engine mounts
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Re: 1 litre chassis transfer lift

Post by slyvan1 »

thanks for the help. I was planning on using 40mm rhs spacers with the standard mounts. i've only broken 2 in a couple of years, and they have usaully torn out when the transfer got hooked on something. i usaully back off a bit when i get traction.
83 lwb nt, 1.3 turbo straight gas, 6.5 rockcrawlers, 2inch bl and ome. 33 mudzilla wt diffs and rear lockrite. internal roll cage and harnesses.
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