Hi All,
Has anyone done the "strengthening of x-fer case mounts" process to their sierras? I'm getting one of those rockhopper 3 units and am trying to work out what needs to be done.
thanks,
Greg
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x-fer case mounts
I have broken mounting rubbers as well as mounting arms.
The long side arm is the unit most prone to breaking right beside where the 4 bolts go in.
I have boxed my arms (well triangulated) as well as adding some extra material to the inner arm.
As far as the mounting rubbers go, just carry spares, easier adn cheaper to replace than a broken transfer case housing.. I have found that a 500ml softdrink bottle wedged between the T/case and floor is a good get it home EMERGANCY repair if a mounting rubber breaks and you have no spare, maybe a 1.25 will work with a bodylift ..
Guy
The long side arm is the unit most prone to breaking right beside where the 4 bolts go in.
I have boxed my arms (well triangulated) as well as adding some extra material to the inner arm.
As far as the mounting rubbers go, just carry spares, easier adn cheaper to replace than a broken transfer case housing.. I have found that a 500ml softdrink bottle wedged between the T/case and floor is a good get it home EMERGANCY repair if a mounting rubber breaks and you have no spare, maybe a 1.25 will work with a bodylift ..
Guy
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