[mark88]

hey guys about to buy some reduction gears already in a transfer case and wondering how do i tell if it actually has reduction gears? spin the output shaft?
id like to know cause ive heard of people selling standard t-cases as having reduction gears in them and dont really want that to happen to me haha

[Fatzook]

Well for starters, tell the seller that if you find that they are not reduction gears, you come back and beat him to death with his worthless transfer case.

Secondly, mark 12 o'clock on the input flange, and output flange,and count how many times the input flange rotates to ONE turn of the output flange. 4:1's should be 4 rotations, 4.9's should be near as doesn't matter to 5 turns etc etc.

[jdk81]

^
when the case is in low range

[mark88]

ok well they are 6.5's what would that be haha shit with this sort of stuff :/
there second hand haha and im buying from a mate so i trust him. just want to make sure by doing a check when he gives e the transfer box

ok and do it in low range haha thanks jdk81!

[Fatzook]

jdk81 wrote:

^
when the case is in low range

High range will have reduction also, so the principal is still the same.

[Fatzook]

mark88 wrote:

ok well they are 6.5's what would that be haha shit with this sort of stuff :/

In low, 6.5 turns of the input flange to one turn of the output.

[Fatzook]

Or in high, 1.7 turns of the input flange to one turn of the output.

[mark88]

right now i get you buddy! thanks
should inbox me back on fb fatzook its mark. enquired about stronger transfer mounts!

[Fatzook]

mark88 wrote:

right now i get you buddy! thanks
should inbox me back on fb fatzook its mark. enquired about stronger transfer mounts!

Oh. Today was a FB free day.

[mark88]

haha righto the mate. well get back to me asap then