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Old Dec 19, 2007
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Double reduction

So who has this done, and what did you use. I am thinking of keeping the electronic box and mounting in another transfer case for EXTRA LOW Range. I was thinking of finding a donor jeep or something like the NP231 manual Tranny case. Anyone got info or help with this?
 
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2 RBV transfer cases can be used together. Some companies use a shortened and modified BW1350 with either a second stock BW1350 or a BW1354.

http://www.4-x-fab.com/Stubler_info.php
http://www.tandmoffroadproducts.com/

Check out the one ScottG has for sale:
https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...ad.php?t=55254
 
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so, do you HAVE to swap the 20 gallon fuel tank in the 95 ranger? I don't really want to do that! Also, what gears are in 4 Low on that 1350 doubler? Oh, and can someone please tell me what gear ratios are in the stock transfer case for the 95's? I think this is the way I am going to go for the extra Low range, but I will have to save some extra money for the Drive shafts and cross member relocations. Can't forget armor plating to protect the investment also.
 
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The stock Ranger cases (BW1350 and BW1354) each have the same 2.48:1 ratio in low range. Multiplied together, that yields a 6.15:1 reduction ratio when the stacked boxes are both in low range.
 
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ok, I am not really good with all the numbers and such. I am having Grewe02 help me with most of the 4x4 stuff since his knowledge is far superior to mine in this department. I am assuming that is a good number to have, right?
 
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Originally Posted by 94greenmachine
ok, I am not really good with all the numbers and such. I am having Grewe02 help me with most of the 4x4 stuff since his knowledge is far superior to mine in this department. I am assuming that is a good number to have, right?
depends what your doing but that is a really good low low range, plus with a doubler you still have your 2.48 ratio also.
 
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