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NP205 Pops out of low
i have not tried that! Thanks for the tip.- Honest Bob
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- Forum: Transmission & Transfer Case
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NP205 Pops out of low
I have a 32 spline figure 8 np205 mounted to a 4l80e using a nwfab 4l80e adapter, and a twin stick including new modified shift rails from jbcustom that keeps popping out of low (4x4 low and rear low, I havent tried fwd low). It is my first attempt at rebuilding an np205, I put in new bearings...- Honest Bob
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- Forum: Transmission & Transfer Case
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6.2 For A Daily Driver? What Are The Downsides?
Look at it this way, if you can get a squarebody for under $2k that is not completely rotten, running or not your probably doing pretty good. Its gonna cost money if you keep the 6.2 and its gonna cost you money if you put a 350 in it. How much its gonna cost depends on your mechanical skills...- Honest Bob
- Post #83
- Forum: Diesel 6.2, Conversions Cummins, etc.
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6.2 For A Daily Driver? What Are The Downsides?
Ive had a M1009 (blazer with a j code 6.2/th400/3.08 gears) for a couple years now. Downsides: Diesel is expensive Loud Slow (Its possible to accelerate on a hill on the highway but it really just dosent feel like it today.) 6.2 parts are expensive and sometimes hard to find. Radiator? $400...- Honest Bob
- Post #74
- Forum: Diesel 6.2, Conversions Cummins, etc.
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how hard is it to rebuild a 205 - what might be needed from a shop
I combined two np205's into one good one. It wasnt that bad especially with this guys videos. https://www.youtube.com/gebbuilt I used parts from offroad design or ebay.- Honest Bob
- Post #16
- Forum: Transfer Case
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4x4 shifting question from a noob
With my np205 and 4l80e I have to shut the truck off to get into 4 low from a stop without grinding (makes the same sound as if you put a moving truck into park while its moving if I try in neutral).- Honest Bob
- Post #18
- Forum: Transmission & Transfer Case
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C30 vs K30 cab difference
I swapped my c30 cab onto a k30 chassis. My c30 floor was not removable but it was easy to cut it out with a jigsaw and a couple metal blades. Apparently I should have saved the hump behind the cover from the other cab. :uhoh2:- Honest Bob
- Post #7
- Forum: Exterior
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89 3/4 Ton conversion consideration
I would be prepared to replace the metal brake lines in the rear in case you run into trouble getting them off. I know I did!- Honest Bob
- Post #39
- Forum: Suspension, Steering & Brakes
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Snow wheeling. Now I want to re-configure...
Oh man this looks like alot of fun.- Honest Bob
- Post #64
- Forum: Off-Roading
