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Apparently, during the early 70's, Chevy used a Dana20 in some of the full size Blazers, and I just so happen to have one. I thought it was a Jeep Dana20 based on the exterior of the case, but after having to rebuild it, I found that it has a VERY unique bolt pattern up front. The bolt pattern sort of looks like Santa's face instead of the usual "Texas" pattern.
Anyone have any info on these? Is this bolt pattern the same as any other transfer case? What years did they use the Dana20? The previous owner of my SM465/ Dana20 combo didn't know what year it was out of, and just assumed 73. Sounded viable to me, so I assume 73, but I'd love to know for sure. Thanks!
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I think the only SM465/D20 combo was 69-70 Blazer and Jimmy. The Dana 20 was used until 75 I believe, but only with a 3 speed manual.
I'd love to have a picture of one for reference <IMG SRC="smilies/eyemouth.gif" border="0">
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New to me!! I've never seen a 20 in a chevy!! Course, I've never seen a 465-203 together either!!! I'll shut up now!!
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Find a picture of a 205 case for a 465 and see if it is the same bolt pattern assuming you have tha adaptor.
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Hey Grim, do you know if they (D20s) ever came with the autos (TH 350)? We've got something funny going on with my brother's '70.
Pete
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Here's one rendition of the t-case availability in 1st Gen K5's:
http://www.geocities.com/Baja/Trails...nniversary.htm ... and for another http://coloradok5.com/specs.shtml
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I am almost sure that someone posted on one of the 1st gen. boards that they had a stock 1st. gen with a Dana 20 behind a TH350. On the other hand, I have brochures from 1970 and 1972, and they list the Dana 20 with the three speed manual only. I know for a fact that some Dana 20s were used behind SM465s, and the brochure doesn't show that combo either, unless it was 1969 only - don't have that brochure handy. Maybe they installed the wrong cross member in your brother's truck at the factory - seems like that could have happened pretty easily. I have had the two sitting side by side, and it is very hard to tell the difference without measuring the drop. BTW, I am Blazer1970 at CK5, and I still didn't remember to measure mine - weather here in MI has not been conducive to being outside the last couple of days!
[ 10-26-2001: Message edited by: Black Dog ]
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I actually just picked up an SM465 and D20 combo with the factory adapter. It's the coarse 10 spline output from the SM and 10 spline input on the Dana 20. No idea what it came out of originally. Supposedly it was out of a Jeep.
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believe i have a d20 out of a '72 blazer with a t350 ...... brother wrecked the rig near 20 yrs ago ...... somehow the case and top and one door hung around ...... let me know ...... located in norcal
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I've seen plenty of the 465/203s, once drove across town to go buy a 205 for $75 out of a '75, turned out to be a 203. Needles to say, I came home empty handed.
dodg partz 1t, I don't need one (350/20), just trying to figure out a weird prob on the '70. If your peddling Dodge crew cab parts, you might try over on the TDR (www.turbodieselregister.com), some of those guys are into 4 dr conversions. Pete |
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How strong are these 20s?Would it hold up to a 400SBwith a 465 in a CJ-5With 37"ers?What adapter does it use?Is it the same as the 205/465 or different?Thanks Blazin <IMG SRC="smilies/biggrin.gif" border="0"> <IMG SRC="smilies/usa.gif" border="0">
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How long is the adapter between the 465 and the dana 20? How do they mate together? What abotu teh dana 20 that is found behind the 3 speeds does it have the same input shaft as the dana 20 found behind the 465.
thx
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