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Clock a 205
- Thread starter ccj8008
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Seems like such work would be just that: WORK! No one makes anything that I know of. I do know, however, that the Atlas II t-case CAN be clocked in any position you desire. They have a few mounting variations on their cases. You may ask another member on this site who runs the Atlas II. I think that guy is Depdog.
Butch
1/2 ton status
If you do the doubler you can clock it. I had mine clocked 1 inch and it works nice. 2inchs would have been better, but then I would not have had anywhere for my exhuast to run
I thought I was wrong once,
but I was mistaken
I thought I was wrong once,
but I was mistaken
ScoobyDann
1/2 ton status
What do you mean "clock"
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Clock means to turn the transfer case either way other than the stock mounting position. Turning either way will either lessen the driveshaft angle or increase it. It can also increase ground clearance or decrease it. All depends on which way you turn it. Hence the term, "clock".
go to www.pirate4x4.com and go to the forums section, in the Chevy and General forums there was a guy that makes and sells a clocking kit for the 205 now, he has pics there as well.
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