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remote/divorced transfer cases

Posted: Sun Mar 13, 2011 7:36 pm
by hiluxmad
what vehicles had remote or divorced transfer cases?
i know that the datto 720 had em as did some LWB MQ patrols and sierras had them too. what else had them that may be cheap and easy to find?

i am building a sierra based play toy out of leftover bits and need a transfer that will handle a commo v6 and auto. have the 1lt transfer case in the chassis but i have my doubts.......

want to have it last but dont want to spend a heap of coin either.

any help would be much appreciated

Re: remote/divorced transfer cases

Posted: Sun Mar 13, 2011 8:19 pm
by uninformed
I know that people have divorced mounted the lt230 from landrover/disco/rangerovers. very stout case. with good options

cheers,
Serg

Re: remote/divorced transfer cases

Posted: Sun Mar 13, 2011 10:32 pm
by chimpboy
Have a look at a Lada Niva one. IIRC they have reduction in high as well as low, are divorced, and are supposed to be good for 300hp. Should be cheap.

Re: remote/divorced transfer cases

Posted: Mon Mar 14, 2011 5:52 am
by hiluxmad
sounds good for the lada one but they cant be easy to find?
i havent seen one in years.......

Re: remote/divorced transfer cases

Posted: Mon Mar 14, 2011 12:06 pm
by chimpboy
hiluxmad wrote:sounds good for the lada one but they cant be easy to find?
i havent seen one in years.......
No idea. I doubt they'd be exxy, you could try sending a PM to eddy on this forum as he is a good bloke and a Lada Niva enthusiast as well. I think he would know good sources.

Re: remote/divorced transfer cases

Posted: Mon Mar 14, 2011 4:51 pm
by Z()LTAN
MK/MQ patrol

Re: remote/divorced transfer cases

Posted: Mon Mar 14, 2011 6:04 pm
by troopy94
I am running dual transfers using a nissan 720 case and a mq patrol case bolted together in my zook and they have held up no problems behind a commo v6 even in comps.

Re: remote/divorced transfer cases

Posted: Mon Mar 14, 2011 9:25 pm
by V.W.Dave
troopy94 wrote:I am running dual transfers using a nissan 720 case and a mq patrol case bolted together in my zook and they have held up no problems behind a commo v6 even in comps.
Do you have any pictures of this?

Re: remote/divorced transfer cases

Posted: Mon Mar 14, 2011 10:03 pm
by troopy94
I will have to have a look but I don. think there are any in my build thread on here but it is very simple to do basically the input flange on the mq transfer and the rear output flange on the 720 case are identical and simply bolt together with some mq tailshaft bolts.

Re: remote/divorced transfer cases

Posted: Tue Mar 15, 2011 11:06 am
by V.W.Dave
troopy94 wrote:I will have to have a look but I don. think there are any in my build thread on here but it is very simple to do basically the input flange on the mq transfer and the rear output flange on the 720 case are identical and simply bolt together with some mq tailshaft bolts.
Ok but how do they all fit under there? mounts? clearance? drive shaft angles? How short is your rear shaft?

Posted: Tue Mar 15, 2011 2:39 pm
by v840
Why do you (hiluxmad) need a divorced case? Why not just get an adapter for a lux or patrol case for the T700? Both have gearing available and are plenty strong enough to handle the output from the buick. If you're hell bent on going divorced, I'd second the LT230 call.

Re: remote/divorced transfer cases

Posted: Tue Mar 15, 2011 2:39 pm
by Guy
chimpboy wrote:
hiluxmad wrote:sounds good for the lada one but they cant be easy to find?
i havent seen one in years.......
No idea. I doubt they'd be exxy, you could try sending a PM to eddy on this forum as he is a good bloke and a Lada Niva enthusiast as well. I think he would know good sources.
He is one or the other .. .. so is he a lada enthusist or a good bloke ? :D

Re: remote/divorced transfer cases

Posted: Wed Mar 16, 2011 10:43 pm
by Mrowka
Where I live there are tons of Lada enthusiasts. Cheap, tough, reliable, capable, and can be fixed by almost anyone who knows which end of a hammer to swing.

Re: remote/divorced transfer cases

Posted: Thu Mar 17, 2011 3:55 am
by chimpboy
Mrowka wrote:Where I live there are tons of Lada enthusiasts. Cheap, tough, reliable, capable, and can be fixed by almost anyone who knows which end of a hammer to swing.
Are you talking about fixing the ladas, or fixing the enthusiasts? :)