transfer case
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i just got a bunch of jeep parts and 1 thing that is here is Transfer Case that has spicer cast in it was this from a cj or something else
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Got any pic's. or anyother numbers?
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i put pictures on my profile but i am not sure how to post it here sorry
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Looks like a T-90 with a D18 Transfer Case .
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ya personaly i perfer a stick but was just wondering about the automatics if they stand up with big tires and a little abuse
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IMHO big tires are harder on everything, but that's the price we pay.
A slushbox can be made to work with a little help, but the granny tranny will do it stock.
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ok two questions is the 4 speed tranny the granny gear Transmission ? if so is the top gear the same as the top gear in the 3 speed? 1 more question 1 just pulled the diff covers on the new cj and the numbers 378 are stamped on the ring gear was that a stock ratio ? thanks as always for all your help sir
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That comes out to 4.62 gear ratio, I've not seen that as stock.
Most granny gears are 4 speeds.
Most 4 speed have a 1 to 1 top gear like a 3 speed.
There was a Ford light duty truck 4 speed with a O/D top gear.
New Venture made the 4500 5 speed with a granny gear.
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ok i just counted teeth and it comes out to 3:28 does that sound better for a stock ratio?
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The small number is the number of teeth on pinion, the large number is the number of teeth on the ring gear.
I've never seen a 3 tooth pinion, at least they don't start out that way.
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The small number is the number of teeth on pinion, the large number is the number of teeth on the ring gear.
I've never seen a 3 tooth pinion, at least they don't start out that way.
For example mine has a 9 tooth pinion & a 41 tooth ring gear.
You divide 9 into 41 & that gives you 4.5555555 or 4.56 gear ratio.
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sorry ya it was a 3.28 ratio a 14 tooth pinion and 46 tooth ring gear also are the manual steering boxs any better than the power stearing ones the reason i ask is my jeep has power but i got a manual bo with this other stuff and didnt know if there was any advantage to the manual boxes other than the work out LOL
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Power is better if you plan on running oversize tires.
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ok thanks just wasnt sure about durabilaty thats all and ya i am running 33x12.5's
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I'm running power steering with 38"s & a locker, I should move up to Hydro you can hear it squeal sometimes, but I need to save a few more pennies.