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Special Vehicle Operator
Daemonite
Posts: 199
(11/12/03 5:33 pm)
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1350 Manual Transfer Case
Ok guys, I just scored a 1350 manual transfer case out of and unknown year model Ranger for $50 (if it works).

I also found a front driveshaft out of a 1986 Bronco II with the same slines/slip yoke as the T-case too.

No I didn't get, nor have the shifter, so guys my question is:

Can I make this work for resonable monies?

Is the front driveshaft going to work?

Which shifter will I need? The Ranger?



Any ideas, or input would be greatly appreciated  >D

Budget Wheeling at it's Best! :smokin

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Daemonite
Posts: 200
(11/12/03 5:43 pm)
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Re: 1350 Manual Transfer Case
Plus, in addition, the BII also has the rear spare tire carrier still, have any of you hear about peeps putting these on thier X's?

If so, and/or it sure looks like it could work with some phinaggling (SP).

Edited by: Special Vehicle Operator at: 11/12/03 5:43 pm
Kris Guilbeaux
The Green Monster
Posts: 649
(11/12/03 8:01 pm)
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Re: 1350 Manual Transfer Case
You will need a Manual T-case shift for and Auto Transmission Ranger with a 13-50 t-case. Thats pretty easy to find really. And you might as well just cut a hole in the Floor since It is really just a wheeling truck.

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Daemonite
Posts: 201
(11/12/03 10:07 pm)
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Re: 1350 Manual Transfer Case
?????????

Ok, I will need a shifter from whaaaaaaaaa???

You typed too quick for this old man.

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Daemonite
Posts: 203
(11/13/03 8:23 am)
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Re: 1350 Manual Transfer Case
Kris I found this quote from you on the "X" board:

Every one needs to be carefull when getting a Manual T-case to replace theirs. There are Three different front drive shaft out puts. On All Explorer you will notice that the drive shaft bolts to the T-case. On the 1350 T-case that is Not true. On 91-94 Explroers they have four Bolt and double cardan u-joint. on 95+ Explorers the Out put looks like a Plate.

If you have a 91-94 Explorer get a 1354 and you wont have to worry about Drive shaft mods.

If you have a 95+ get a 91-94 Transfer case and a 91-94 Front Drive shaft.

Any Explorer owner should not bother installing a 1350 T-case

Kris Guilbeaux
The Green Monster
Posts: 651
(11/13/03 11:40 am)
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Re: 1350 Manual Transfer Case
That is True.

1. A 13-54 T-case has different ratios then a 13-54. Your Low range will not be as low.

2. The manual Shift linkage you will need will have to be from a Bronco II or ranger with an Auto Transmission and a 13-50 t-case to bolt to your Transmission.

3. You have to replace your Front drive shaft with a 13-50 drive shaft and it might be too long so you might have to shorten it

Hench why I said not to bother with a 13-50 T-case.



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