4x4 T-case question

leadfoot

Member
Re: 4x4 T-case question

Will our output shaft from the transmission fit in to a 4x4 T -case?

It should. Provided the transfer case is for an automatic as I am not sure what size the output shafts were for manuals.

You should also be concerned about how much the transfer case is clocked if you use a 4x4 T-case. These may not have the same mounting points as the BW4472.

You may get by if you experiment with different trans tail pieces.

Good luck. :tup:
 

Blazerspeed

New member
Re: 4x4 T-case question

I still have my stock 4x4 T-case mounted to my old 700-R4. What specifically do you need to check? If need be I can take a run to my brother's shop this weekend and try to get some measurements for you. Just let me know.
 

TYTILIDIE

METH HEAD
Re: 4x4 T-case question

I'm really just wanting to know that shafts will actually fit. I am not using a 4x4 case but I am looking at a shaft from a company that seems might hold up if the spline count is right. It is made for 4l80e swaps but to 4x4 T-cases. So I am looking at the length of this shaft and making sure it's the right size.
 

leadfoot

Member
Re: 4x4 T-case question

I'm really just wanting to know that shafts will actually fit. I am not using a 4x4 case but I am looking at a shaft from a company that seems might hold up if the spline count is right. It is made for 4l80e swaps but to 4x4 T-cases. So I am looking at the length of this shaft and making sure it's the right size.

They may know definitely.

http://www.novak-adapt.com/knowledge/th700r4.htm

Read beginning

http://www.chevyhiperformance.com/techarticles/60978_transmission_swapping_tech/index.html

Look halfway down page for HD output shafts

http://www.transmissioncenter.net/hardened_shafts_and_drums.htm
 
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jwaller

Evil Genius/SyTy Guru
Re: 4x4 T-case question

mine fit perfectly length shaft and all. I ran mine with a electric shaft 4wd case for about 2 yrs.
 
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