I know I'll need a new adapter but is that all I need or do I need a new output shaft for the 205??
CK5
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32 spline sm465 to figure 8 np205
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I think this and good . http://offroaddesign.com/catalog/465spacer.htm
better ask them tho .
and your fig 8 t-case needs 32 spline input . and not sure if short or long . again better ask them .
better ask them tho .
and your fig 8 t-case needs 32 spline input . and not sure if short or long . again better ask them .
Why?
Just run an NP208.
Martin
Just run an NP208.
Martin
Ive never had good luck with the 208s
That's exactly right. You use the 10 spline (figure 8 style, 84 and older) adapter plus our spacer and the lengths work out right. The 205 case does need to have the short 32 spline input in it.
I had one once . . . it went boom on the street .
but run what you like in the end is whats important.
I've broken my NP205 multiple times. I've never blown an NP208 up. I replaced a loose chain once.
Martin
Martin
Got pics of the broken 205?
454Sub
5/8 ton status
I have bent a 30 spline front output shaft before. And have seen a few fail, but seen just as many 208s fail as well. It really does come down to personal preference.
Stopped me dead in my tracks.
Martin
Bearing failure = broken
Anything will fail with no oil/water/etc. 205's definitely aren't known for any bearing problems.
There was plenty of oil. It still is coated in oil in the picture. NP205's are ok, they are just wildly overated.
Martin
Martin
I'd still choose a 205 over any 208 or 241 any day.
Bad choices are made every day.
Martin
Martin
I'm going to run twin stick that's why I'm using the 205 and hopefully eventually when I have some more money saved up going to a doubler, but that's down the road
So why not save the NP205 for the doubler, instead of spending money twice to make it work?
Also, lower gears are far and away more useful than twin sticks ever will be.
Martin
Also, lower gears are far and away more useful than twin sticks ever will be.
Martin
I think 99% of the others here would disagree with you.
I doubt the percentage is that high.
Martin
Martin
82355 you sound like your out for a fight . . . . 
let it be man .
let it be man .
