transfer case drop

[Wicked Wolf Auto]

Drop for a 4"? or leave it in the stock location? Tuff country's website says 6" and up needs a drop.

 

[kgblazerfive]

If it has a bad vibe when drive it get cv'd driveshafts forget the drop, less ground clearence.

 

[bot0611]

I had it and took it off, clearance issues while riding

 

[Wicked Wolf Auto]

the whole reason i ask is the one the PO put on is ghettofab couple big nuts with a bolt going through. I'm swapping in a new trans and don't want to put it back on if I don't really need it.

 

[shovelbill80]

drive around and see if you get any vibrations would be answer. some do some don't need to drop it seems....i just wrote on some thread here that i had to drop mine a bit with an old Rancho 2.5" lift many moons ago.

TC also reccomends a 6" lift for 35" tires too......

 

[sixb]

Isin't the drop what caused all your current grief?? I would do what ever it takes to get a flat belly even if it requires reworking spring pads and or the drive shaft.

 

[RootBreaker]

i have a small drop on mine... and it kicks the distributor into the firewall... also puts a worse angle on front drive line.....
next year it will most likely go

 

[Wicked Wolf Auto]

Isin't the drop what caused all your current grief?? I would do what ever it takes to get a flat belly even if it requires reworking spring pads and or the drive shaft.

I'm sure it contributed....would love to clock it but it's the figure 8 style