Transfer Case Crossmembers & Skid Plates
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Any of the '85 and up crossmembers. That would be the W or S type.
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Should be either of these. The W one is pretty hard to find since it was only used either 85 and 86 or maybe 84-86. The other type is better IMO anyway. Had a wider footprint for stability and is a couple inches more shallow so you're not as likely to snag it on something and bend it up. I've seen as may bent up W members as I have non screwed up members. Never seen the other type damaged.
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does anyone have one of those drop down cross members they'd be willing to part with?
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By dropdown, what do you mean sir??? Maybe suggest a post # that it's pictured in and which pic from the top it is. Like for example Post #33 Pic #2 from the top.
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I was talking about the second picture in post #21. I actually found one locally for about $60. I've already installed it on my blazer now i just need to put the transfer case in and measure for a driveshaft.
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i also am in need of that strut rod anyone got 1 or know where to get it
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I mean random but I can look in my shed.. one of my trans might have one on it. I'm sure it has a part number? It's for th350 and th400, but no idea if it's same one
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Here is the same diagram turned properly
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There's s few different lengths of strut rods, depending on trans/t-case combos.
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Here's a 700r4/np208 tall tcase adapter, no skid plate, 84 suburban
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This I believe is a 700r4, or possibly a th350/np208 short tcase adapter and skid plate blazer I believe 85-87
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my k3500 th400/205 only has a 2.5" rise
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my 80 k3500 th400/205 is 33.25" over all
