Transfer Upgrade
Posted: Fri Mar 24, 2006 11:18 am
Hey guys.
Well I'm loving the new Suzi and absolutely can't wait to take it out this weekend. However, in playing around with it at home on the property I've found that the L4 gear with my 30's feels quite a bit too high and I'd like reduced gearing.
I know I could try and get a 1lt transfer cause which would give me about 10%/20% reduction replacing my coily case (as from what I've heard, the coily cases have a higher L4 than the nonicoily 1.3's) but I think I'd like to go even lower as crawling is what I find most fun. I can always change up a gear anyway if it's too slow.
Just to confirm, I'd need a 1.3 (non coil) transfer case to fit calmini or rockhopper gears? This 1.3 case should install into my coily without any modifications? If I purchase gears and have them installed, there are other parts that I'll need to replace as well? I'd be looking at about $1800 for a 1.3 box, gears (S1 or 4.16:1), any bearings and installation?
Thanks for you help. I've read all the threads in the bible and they were a great help. The above is what I've come up with from reading them and I just wanted to check I had it all right.
Ps. Don't want to change the diffs as I want to keep the high range pretty much on stock with 28 -30" road tires.
Well I'm loving the new Suzi and absolutely can't wait to take it out this weekend. However, in playing around with it at home on the property I've found that the L4 gear with my 30's feels quite a bit too high and I'd like reduced gearing.
I know I could try and get a 1lt transfer cause which would give me about 10%/20% reduction replacing my coily case (as from what I've heard, the coily cases have a higher L4 than the nonicoily 1.3's) but I think I'd like to go even lower as crawling is what I find most fun. I can always change up a gear anyway if it's too slow.
Just to confirm, I'd need a 1.3 (non coil) transfer case to fit calmini or rockhopper gears? This 1.3 case should install into my coily without any modifications? If I purchase gears and have them installed, there are other parts that I'll need to replace as well? I'd be looking at about $1800 for a 1.3 box, gears (S1 or 4.16:1), any bearings and installation?
Thanks for you help. I've read all the threads in the bible and they were a great help. The above is what I've come up with from reading them and I just wanted to check I had it all right.
Ps. Don't want to change the diffs as I want to keep the high range pretty much on stock with 28 -30" road tires.