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np 203 to 205
hey. right now i have a NP203 tcase in my truck that is not working correctly. i figure this is the chance to get the tcase that i want, which is a NP205.
what all, if anything, will i have to change under there?
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he emailed back. it's not a 205. still looking.
but is the shaft from tranny to tcase different from 203 to 205? (input shaft/ output shaft. dont know proper name for it) are cross members different?
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yours is 31 spline
ford pretty much used the same spline and boltpattern in the fullsize trucks til I dunno when a 205 should bolt up once you get the matching driveshafts the 203 is kinda rare and valuable for someone doing a doubler setup in the ford |
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would a truck with a 203/205 doubler set up be streetable? or would it be geared too low?
my truck is not only a toy, i use it to tow the boat to the lake, tow mowers, and just drive in general. so would a 203/205 doubler set up be ideal for what i use it for, or primarily just for trail riding/ dedicated off road vehicle?
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It would be the same on the the street.
You'd just have the option of 1:1, 2:1, & 4:1 (technically it's 1.96:1, 2:1, & 3.82). You'd just need to fab up a new crossmember mount & new driveshafts. |
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The doubler won't affect daily driving it's still 1:1 in high range, but then you get 1:1, ~2:1 and ~4:1. Plus if you do the shift rail mod to the 205 you can get 4WD (hi/lo/lo-lo), FWD(hi/lo/lo-lo), and RWD(hi/lo/lo-lo).
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alright.. did some thinking..
right now, im not interested in a 203/205 doubler set up. getting a doubler is just not in the budget right now, and i want to get the 4wd working properly as soon as i can. i am getting a rebuilt 205 for my birthday, and i have a few questions. there has been mention of drive shafts needing to be redone. why? will they need to be longer with the 205 in there? what about the cross member? will i need a 205 specific cross member? and finally.. intermediate housing. i have a c6. when i get this new 205, should it come with the intermediate housing? if not, will the one from the 203 work? if not, where do i get an intermediate housing? and do these new t-cases come with the shift linkage?
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