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Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Transfer case info
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Can anyone confirm that, if they are different how do i find out the part numbers and if they are interchangeable
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Transmission/Transfer Ratios
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Thanks zukebob, just that i was talking to someone who initially had reduction gears in transfer case but couldn't handle the noise then fitted a transfer case out of an auto jimny ,I've spoken to other people and backs up what you saidzukebob wrote: All of the manually operated transfer boxes (UK/EU), regardless of transmission, have the same gearing.
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The 2005+ Auto's Transfer Box is lower, but it's "electric" (buttons and actuator) so I'm unsure how anyone fits that into a manual (transfer box) stick model?
I suppose the actual gears inside might be interchangeable?...
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Later diffs (final ratio) in an earlier Jim'
That's esactly what I've done with The Boogie -
As I'm running 16" GV alloy wheels with ~ 29" tyres...
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Thanks Dave, I'm totally impressed with your project can't wait hear it used in angerX8GGY wrote: You could of course "just" change the diffs to lower the gearing and compensate for larger tyres -
Later diffs (final ratio) in an earlier Jim'
That's esactly what I've done with The Boogie -
As I'm running 16" GV alloy wheels with ~ 29" tyres...
I'm not going the big tyre lots bar work track, trying to keep it lite as possible
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Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
One of the last 200ish of the gen3s, probably.
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Sounds like i might be barking up the wrong tree zookbob is saying internal ratios of transfer case between manual and auto gearbox jimny's are the same i was also posts from this forum dating back to 2011 talking about auto transfer case and bigger tyres
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The auto transfer box has the same high ratio side, and the low side is lower as you originally thought...
BUT it is a switched model, not a stick shift one...
I'm trying to find out whether the gears inside would be transferable from the auto's transfer box to a manual transfer box, and have asked a friend who breaks the odd Jimny whether he has an auto one, as this may prove ideal for The Boogie to give me a lower gears offroad...
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