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Old 05-15-2008, 02:48 PM
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TurboBerserker has done it here. Shoot him a PM with this thread linked to it.
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hate to bump this post ,but since its along the same lines. would it be any harder to take a 2wd rcsb and make it an awd?
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Originally Posted by Parke10
hate to bump this post ,but since its along the same lines. would it be any harder to take a 2wd rcsb and make it an awd?
You need to get a 4WD transmission and the AWD transfer case and proper driveshafts along with the SS front axle since it is specific for the AWD transfer case.
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I thought that you could use the same trans but needed the 2wd tailshaft housing
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I believe the output shaft is quite a bit longer on the 2WD trans.
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Unfortunately, the frame on a 2WD truck doesn't have the mounts for the front differential. I'm sure with some fabrication, you could make the front differential go into a 2WD vehicle, but its not going to be a direct bolt in upgrade. Going from AWD (or 4WD) would work fine and the mounts would just be unused.
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