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Toyota dual transfer case adapter

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#1 ·
I have a Advance Adapters dual t-case adapter that I just swapped out. If anyone has ever followed my build, then you already know that it has damn near zero hours of use on it. I will post pics and PN once I get out of work today.

The adapter has the 21 spline output shaft. I have a brand new stud kit from my Marlin MC08-R10 that I am including along with the keystock for the shift rail. The only extra part you will need is a donor box.

Asking $300

I am located right outside of St. Louis, MO

PM me or e-mail me at juu_bakka@hotmail.com
 
#10 ·
you still drove on it.

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Originally Posted by dime
could you go 200



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no, its practically brand new. ive driven the truck once for about an hour and found that i needed to rethink some aspects of the truck.
Yesterday 02:56 PM


dude you still drove with it. and that for an hour. driveing a car off a car lot just lowers the price sometimes to about half. i think $200-$250 is the right price.
 
#13 ·
KingRanch said:
Lemme look around and see what I can find.

Any particular ratio? No promises on that!!!

And since I am new to the Toy thing...is that for a Solid or IFS?

4.10's preferablly, but it doesnt really matter. NON E-locked. Its out of a FJ80 Landcruiser front solid axle.

youngkid said:
dude you still drove with it. and that for an hour. driveing a car off a car lot just lowers the price sometimes to about half. i think $200-$250 is the right price.
i dont think that comparing an adapter with the depreciation of a new car is relevant. think what you want. doesnt bother me.
 
#14 ·
KingRanch said:
Considering this adapter cost around $491.76..I'd say $300 is a VERY fair price for only an hour of drive time.

Now if he cracked it, chipped it, stripped a bolt hole, gauled, or bent it that's a different stroy.....
exactly. the truck has been out of the garage for a total of roughly 1 hour over the past three years. I haven't even had the adapter for the whole time period. and no, it is not cracked, chipped, stripped, gauled, bent, etc...
 
#15 ·
KingRanch said:
Considering this adapter cost around $491.76..I'd say $300 is a VERY fair price for only an hour of drive time.

Now if he cracked it, chipped it, stripped a bolt hole, gauled, or bent it that's a different stroy.....
where?
 
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