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Sold NWF Eco box & Chevy 205

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Decided to go ahead and put this up for sale rather than let it sit tempting me to build something else.

This is a freshly built never ran Northwest Fab eco box w/ 32 spline input and 6 gear 241 planetary mated to a freshly gone through twin sticked figure 8 Chevy 205. The 205 has a 32 spline front output and brand new 32 spline input. The rear output is fixed yoke 32 spline. The two cases are mated together with NWF's figure 8 to 6 round adapter. This is pretty much bolt up and go with multiple clocking options. It is compatible with any 6 bolt 32 spline output transmission such as TH400, NV4500, SM465, 4L80e, 4L85e, etc.

The overall length of this setup is exactly the same as a traditional 203/205 but there is a considerable weight savings and much tighter packaging. Obviously the biggest advantage is you now have a true 4 speed transfer case with range options of 1:1, 1.96:1, 2.72:1, & 5.33:1

Selling for $2,000 firm, buyer to pay shipping if necessary. I do travel in the IN, IL, and OH area pretty regularly. I also travel through KY and TN pretty regularly.

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Is this price installed with a crossmember?


:haha::D

I wish I could bring myself to spend the paper. If I’m honest with myself, I don’t need it.
 
I would totally buy the lomax if you change your mind.
 
Is this price installed with a crossmember?


:haha::D

I wish I could bring myself to spend the paper. If I’m honest with myself, I don’t need it.

I actually do have a bolt on ORD cross member kit I'm not currently using and a pre built DIY4X rear case support I could throw in at cost. I could weld the cross member together based on a frame measurement or use mine as a jig. Only thing you'd have to do is weld tabs on the crossmember and drill holes in the frame.
 
Heading down to TN this weekend if anyone here is interested and on the way, free delivery
 
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