Anyone else seen a T600 transfer case in person? These things make a NP205 look like child's play, haha.
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T600 transfer case
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I hope you're doing what I think you're doing with that tcase.
Does it come with the axles?
That would depend on what you think we are doing with this case, haha
No
This is actually a t-case my brother bought off Western Canadian Rockwell for a new semi build he is going to do sometime soon. Currently he has a International 7100 (pic below) with a tuned DT466/6-speed fuller manual, and 46" military tires with a custom flatbed/headache rack he built. Thing works awesome, however he has 5 kids currently (and wants more), so to take his whole family wheeling, he has to bring two vehicles. So he's going to build a new "semi" to be able to haul 2 to 3 rigs on a gooseneck, along with haul 8 people and have somewhere to sleep. So at least his plan at this point is pick up a GM 7500 medium duty chassis from the mid 90's, swap on a 90's style Tahoe body with an added 3rd row seat in the rear (to haul everyone), and a flatbead off the back of that and install either a slide-in camper off the back or build his own camper (think @ktmoutfront style camper on semi look), but then he's going to swap AT4000's under it and make it 4wd with this t-case, along with the same 46" military tire setup as his current semi. He will most likely do a motor swap, he's contemplating an 8.3 Cummins, but those are pretty spendy, so who knows what he will end up finding for a motor swap. We are coining it the "Toater-hoe" (Toaterhome + Tahoe
). Will be really cool once done. He already bought a 90's Tahoe with a blown motor/tranny for $500 just to take the body off, and now he has this t-case, and he's currently searching for the right MD chassis for what he wants.
Well I was right.
Saw it on fbook. It's cool.
I have some new in the crate. I also have the driveshafts that fit them as well as a few new Axletech 4000's.
you can do crazy stuff with them on the ways you can shift them . . . I watched a few youtube video's on them .
Yeah, he's planning on getting Western Canadian Rockwells push button air operating system to go with it. It's a bit pricey, so he'll wait to pick it up for a while, but as you can tell from the pics, it already has the air lines attached, just need to get the switch panel and get an air source (which shouldn't be a problem cause the 7500 chassis he wants to pickup is the versions that have air breaks)
That is a better start then starting on a Tahoe.
