Dual t-case Q's

[Hoodlum]

OK we just picked up a '86 runner 4cyl efi I'm taking the t-case from it and want to mount it in my taco
1.does advanced have an adapter for this(I can't get into their website my work has it filtered)
2.other than the front driveshaft work and a crossmember what else do I need to get to complete the job or input on what else I should do this will be the first time I am installing a dual set up

[fourwd1]

Marlin has all the adapters you'll need.
FROR has an x-member/skid for that setup, but it requires a BL to fit.
You'll need rear DS work too.

[Hoodlum]

Re: Dual t-case Q's
« Reply #1 on: Today at 14:39:58 »

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Marlin has all the adapters you'll need.
FROR has an x-member/skid for that setup, but it requires a BL to fit.
You'll need rear DS work too.

cool I like dealing with Marlin
do you know how much of a B/L I'll need (I hope not much I really don't like them) and I'll have to get a DT lift as well cause of my exhaust set-up
is the rear DS getting longer or shorter

[ToyotaMike]

Shorter

[fourwd1]

The FROR x-member skid for dual cases requires a 2" BL for some reason. I'd reccomend a BudBuilt unit, but he doesn't have one for your application yet.

And yes, the rear DS will have to be shorter.

[Hoodlum]

I'd reccomend a BudBuilt unit, but he doesn't have one for your application yet.


this sucks cause that is the one I had in mind well I guess it's time to contact Roger Brown for the B/L and the D/T lifts and I need to get my rig some Woody's . Good deal guys THANKS

[rockcrawlintoy]

check out high angle driveline. they are way cool.

Drew

[fourwd1]

Yeah, they're good, but most local drivline shops do a good job too. I've got 2 in my area I go to. Saves shipping.