And all of that doesn't include the shit I'd need to do to my dad's van just to get it running, and that's in my face too. Fuk.
And all of that doesn't include the shit I'd need to do to my dad's van just to get it running, and that's in my face too. Fuk.
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Is 3:73 gears what he recommended, or what you're running before the new gears?
I didn't know that about differentials until recently, so I'm curious if it's the same with T-case gears. I was all gung-hoe to just order the gears and install myself, but not if you're supposed to have expertise in order to do it.
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"when you're happy you enjoy the melody but, when you're broken you understand the lyrics".
My Amigo has a Dana 44 with LSD. One of the many variations I suppose.
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No, the tire size would require 4:56 to get back to stock 7.3 diesel acceleration standards. Remember my truck is a bit Frankensteined.
Good to see ya, Irving.
I need to get my ass to bed, goodnight everyone.
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I was going to say, my neighbor is sitting on 37s and he's running 5:13 gears.
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Feeler gauges, torque wrenches, possibly specialty tools for holding or setting play. Most you should be able to rent at the local auto parts shop.
Plenty of room to set the t-case out w/out any disturbances. So with your work, where you're possibly going in to the busy season. Pay the xtra cash (if you can afford it) for a plug n play unit.
Or remove it now and wonder where that 8mm e clip went around 2 a.m, sometime in sept. You seem determined to tackle most any mechanical task, whether you're suited for it or not. Nothing like otj training, to further your wrenching skills .
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"when you're happy you enjoy the melody but, when you're broken you understand the lyrics".
But do you have to set tension in a t-case like you do in a diff? I really don't know. bolting on parts is bolting on parts. If I'm going to have to learn specialized skills, I'd rather it be welding so I can fab my own stuff. That's next by the way. Skid plate and rock sliders.
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"when you're happy you enjoy the melody but, when you're broken you understand the lyrics".
I was, but then I didn't. Since then I've had a few different people offer me the use of their welders, including some neighbors. So I can learn for way cheaper using their equipment than running out and buying one.
I haven't looked up the T-case gears yet. I thought I'd just ask here and save myself the time.
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