Putting a Transfer case and Straigth axle in a 2wd ranger?
Its a 1997, with a 3.0 liter v6, automatic, standard cab, long bed
and i want make my own mounts and run a straight axel with a transfer case. could i put a toyota axel under it with a toyota transfer case? I was gonna make my own drivelines
and i want make my own mounts and run a straight axel with a transfer case. could i put a toyota axel under it with a toyota transfer case? I was gonna make my own drivelines
Oh boy, sorry to say, but you're no where near ready for something this complex. You need to research what other people have done.
Not one person has ever run a toyota case and front axle. For a reason, as soon so you research, you'll see.
Not one person has ever run a toyota case and front axle. For a reason, as soon so you research, you'll see.
if you want a passenger drop axle I would highly recommend looking into the Dana300 tcase.
Hell unless you want to directly bolt in a stock ranger/explorer tcase, i would say to research the D300.
Hell unless you want to directly bolt in a stock ranger/explorer tcase, i would say to research the D300.
rofl
explorer axles are the same
the explorer t-case is the same, but you need a different transmission or just the tail housing which requires taking the transmission apart..
My best advice is to read.. read read read.. I had my Ranger 3 years before I did the SAS, I had wanted to do it since I knew what it was but took a while to learn the skills and knowledge needed to take on such a task.
explorer axles are the same
the explorer t-case is the same, but you need a different transmission or just the tail housing which requires taking the transmission apart..
My best advice is to read.. read read read.. I had my Ranger 3 years before I did the SAS, I had wanted to do it since I knew what it was but took a while to learn the skills and knowledge needed to take on such a task.
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No. It bolts to the tranny, but you'll need a 4x4 tranny. I would highly recommend a driver side drop axle. I can't imagine the headaches involved to get a passenger drop axle in there with working 4x4.
You're making a divorced setup sound like its a horrible option... Its really not, and being that he has a long bed shortening up the rear drive shaft a couple feet can't hurt. ****, I should have done that with my ranger, Divorce mount a second t-case.. why the hell didn't I think of that sooner, could have had a D300 and a CUCV D60 front. ugh
There's more than one way to do it.
There's more than one way to do it.
Last edited by 99ranger4x4; Feb 16, 2010 at 10:50 PM.
I was17 when i got mine.. Just read around, try out therangerstation.com and pirate4x4.com for a lot of info.
I know a guy who had a 95? He divorce mounted an NP205 which is one of the most badass, bulletproof tcases to go into a production vehicle.. Its all possible, learning to weld and reading a lot goes a LONG way.
I know a guy who had a 95? He divorce mounted an NP205 which is one of the most badass, bulletproof tcases to go into a production vehicle.. Its all possible, learning to weld and reading a lot goes a LONG way.
Last edited by 99ranger4x4; Feb 17, 2010 at 11:00 PM.
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