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doubler with a 205 from a 350

four_by_ken

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As I understand a 205 from a 350 will not work. To change the 205 over to a 400 style 205, the shaft needs to be changed. Is this just a shaft swap or does it require some machining to the t-case also?

Thanks
Ken H.
 
Yes. You need a new shaft, bearing, seal and machine the case for the larger bearing. I'm doing that this weekend to my 205's. ORD has all the stuff needed. I found it locally. Not real cheap, but finding a TH400 205 is a little more difficult and it will be close to the same price if not a little less.
Does this help?
 
im going to convert mine too , just waiting on the shaft ....then my different than all the rest dual t case setup goes in woohoo
 
no , not yet cuz i dont have the bearing to measure /forums/images/icons/frown.gif but itl get done when the shaft gets here ....
 
Have new shaft, bearing, and sanp ring. Working on disassembly. After that I have a friend that will machine the case for me. Not sure what a shop would charge.
One thing I did notice was the price of the shaft wasn't to bad, but the bearing was $47 and I had quotes as high as $70. What really got me was the snap ring that hold the bearing on the shaft. It was $7.50 for one snap ring plus tax and shipping.
 
ORD has them for $200 with the gear, bearing, seal, and gasket. I paid $117 for the gear and $46 for the bearing.
 
Thanks, but I found a t-case that was the correct one. Just need to swap in my non-slip yoke.

Thanks
Ken H.
 
rocnwilly got a decent deal, ours at $200 would add a $37.00 205 seal and gasket kit so we're not too far off his good deal.
That's all you need.
 
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