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Does anyone have a pic of the rear of thier 3.0 or 3.3 4WD trans w/o the t-case on it?


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Send me my free Dana300 adapter ASAP. Big Grin

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oh you mean like the one sitting in my garage?
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Looks like the install is slightly easier on a auto than on a manual. thanks for the pic.

adapters are good in stock. just not shipping untill i get mine installed.


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Looks like the install is slightly easier on a auto than on a manual


Whats the difference?


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for the auto you don't need to worry about having counter-sunk mounting holes on the adapter.

on the manual, besides having the outside edge sealed up along where the bolt holes are, there is a second ring on the inside that also seals to the t-case. in order for the the adapter to sit flush, the adapters bolts are counter sunk to avoid interference.

but if the holes are counter-sunk on every adapter it won't make a difference to the installer.


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So how much? I'm assuming this adapter does not allow for use of the TX10 low range box, but I don't think I will need dual low rage until I decide on keeping the Nissan stuff or switch to a V8.
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http://ruggedrocksoffroad.com/advanced_search_result.ph...ransfer+case+adapter

Eyes

All those listed at that link are the same part just listed for the different vehicles.


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Will it work with a normal 300/ How about the Stak? What does an underdrive unit go for? Only $400 more for a dual case set up, I'll have to do some number crunching to see which is the best deal.
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Also, will the driveshafts need to be lengthened or shortened?
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Will it work with a normal 300/ How about the Stak? What does an underdrive unit go for? Only $400 more for a dual case set up, I'll have to do some number crunching to see which is the best deal.
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Basically you should be able to bolt up any 31 spline 6-bolt case. but i havn 't had one in my hands so i can't say for sure.

the front shaft will need to be a little longer. the rear will also need to be a little longer. I'll be running a rear C.V. Shaft.

I'll post pics of it all when i get it installed.


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gator, I thought your going with the doubler? You'll be looking at like 3K with the atlas.


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I would not mind the doubler, I know I want a 300 (or similar) for sure, but I'm not 100% sure I will keep the Nissan motor and trans. I will keep he case but if I swap the motor, I don't need to spend the extra $$ for the doubler when I would have to buy a gear reduction anyway. I'm just exploring my options.
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If your going to swap the motor, drop in a v8 and tranny with a 6 bolt case. Then bolt up the at least. Save you the $500+ on a kit to be able to use the atlas.


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