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Which transfercase behind C4 auto
Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 8:20 pm
by Bighazza
hey everyone
Just doing some research for a V8 conversion in my 40 series
My plan is to buy an old ford with a V8 Clevo in it and transfer stuff over
If i was to use the C4 auto what transfer case would I be able to fit up to it???
Also I am on a small budget
cheers
Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 9:59 pm
by pcman
marks adapters make a c4 to cruiser tcase adapter at the pretty price of $940
im sure there are other setups but thats the only aussie one i found
Which tansfer case behind c4
Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 10:02 pm
by swamp
Early rangie auto conversions were done by pulling the guts of the gearbox out of an lt95 gearboxand integral transfer case, and then adapting a c4 or bw35 to the front where the bellhousing sits.
AFAIK they modded the primary shaft and removed the lay shaft.
I once had a theory about if you could have the auto then 4spd (no clutch) then the transfer case all operational, you could get 160+ to 1 reduction.
The one thing that looks callenging is that at the front of an lt95 the oil pump drive sticks out , whish they probably cut off .
If you wanted a simple answer I probably just gave you a new headache
ciao
Re: Which tansfer case behind c4
Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 10:25 pm
by ISUZUROVER
swamp wrote:Early rangie auto conversions were done by pulling the guts of the gearbox out of an lt95 gearboxand integral transfer case, and then adapting a c4 or bw35 to the front where the bellhousing sits.
AFAIK they modded the primary shaft and removed the lay shaft.
I once had a theory about if you could have the auto then 4spd (no clutch) then the transfer case all operational, you could get 160+ to 1 reduction.
The one thing that looks callenging is that at the front of an lt95 the oil pump drive sticks out , whish they probably cut off .
If you wanted a simple answer I probably just gave you a new headache
ciao
I have seen a conversion that had an auto, and a fully operational LT95 behind that.