kinder wrote:2x 1996 V8 Exploders, both had the desirable GT40 heads still on them, one was complete.
1977 full width D44, high pinion w/ weld on wedges, someone botched a brake removal but the rest was there.
2x trucks w/ NP205s in them, hey Eck!
Several other V8 exploders is various condition.
ZOSO wrote:Can I ask why a 205? Other than being strong as hell they suck ass. only a 1.95:1 low range.
Eck wrote:...need an affordable transfer case solution.
ZOSO wrote:atlas time
akaFrankCastle wrote:Im also wondering why no one has bothered to market a lower gear set for the 205 if it's so bullet proof.
ZOSO wrote:akaFrankCastle wrote:Im also wondering why no one has bothered to market a lower gear set for the 205 if it's so bullet proof.
There is ZERO room. There was a company that did make some 3.0 gears. And to get those in the case it required lots and lots of grinding. Leaving little meat to keep the strength.
akaFrankCastle wrote:ZOSO wrote:atlas time
I'm in the wrong line of work if Atlas is an affordable transfer solution.
Eck wrote:akaFrankCastle wrote:ZOSO wrote:atlas time
I'm in the wrong line of work if Atlas is an affordable transfer solution.
Exactly why I said affordable b/c I knew someone would jump to atlas.
Rox Crusher wrote:Keep your hands off the 5.8 in the 96 Bronco
ZOSO wrote:akaFrankCastle wrote:Im also wondering why no one has bothered to market a lower gear set for the 205 if it's so bullet proof.
There is ZERO room. There was a company that did make some 3.0 gears. And to get those in the case it required lots and lots of grinding. Leaving little meat to keep the strength.
sykanr0ng wrote:ZOSO wrote:akaFrankCastle wrote:Im also wondering why no one has bothered to market a lower gear set for the 205 if it's so bullet proof.
There is ZERO room. There was a company that did make some 3.0 gears. And to get those in the case it required lots and lots of grinding. Leaving little meat to keep the strength.
Also, if those are the same gears I saw, they specifically do not fit the Ford NP205 only passenger drop cases.
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