What options are out there for divorced transfer cases behind the 5r55e?

What transfer cases are clockable?

I know the tranny would need to be switched to a 2wd transmission but i am just wondering who has all researched this and what options are out there?

 

i know Dana 24s are divorced..i think dana 300s and np205s but dunno if they will work on the tranny

 

Any divorced case will work behind any 2wd tranny, its just matters if you have enough room. Can I ask why your looking into a divorced case? If your looking for a better low range, just get a doubler.

 

I dont think there is a divorced version of the 300 but I could be wrong. Not all 205s are divorced style cases. plus Divorced 205's are hard to find and kinda pricey.

 

if you find a divorced NP205, grab it no matter what it cost because you can resell it if you don't use it...they are VERY hard to find....

i doubt there is enough room under a Ranger for a divorced t-case.....but any 2wd transmission will work with a divorced t-case..

i agree with the doubler...

 

Do you have any links to a doubler setup?

 

Not enough room how? length wise? OR what? Maybe it would just hang too low

 

length wise and/or width of a divorced t-case might not fit in the frame rails....

there is a link on TRS ( www.therangerstation.com ) in their tech library, but the site is down right now....

 

I am mainly just interested, not sure I want either but I want to know more about it.

 

Just buy an Atlas and have it over with... lol

 

those suckers are high!

 

I like this one myself! lol

http://www.stak4x4.com/3speed.htm

 

holy crap! that is way too much!

 

Nah its not the much more then the atlas 2 speed. The Stak 2 speed is cheaper then the atlas 2 speed.

 

http://www.jamesduff.com/eb/NC_trans.html

 

That thing is sweet! DO IT!!

 

any body else think a divorced T-case with a gear splitter befor it is a good idea?

 

You know you want it so why bother looking for anything else.

 

Zach, check out DD machine on pirate. they have a doubler kit that is clockable...

 

I've seen the "stubbler" kit that someone made. Took are transfercase and made it have a super low gear ratio. I can't remember the web site but if I find it before anyone else I'll post it.

 

i will check him out. you have a link?