T-Drop Case
Im putting a SYE on next weekend. So do you think my jeep will be fine without the T Drop case? I'am running a 4.5in lift
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I have an SYE and the transfer case drop installed. 6.5 inch lift. You shouldn't have any problems...
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If you do an SYE take the tc drop out, it's not needed and just puts more stress on your motor and transmission mounts.
You should be able to use the same bolts, just remove the spacers... |
You may have to shim your rear axle as the pinion angle should be changed when using a SYE.
Originally Posted by sthon
(Post 2016282)
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i thought the drive line geometry was the complete opposite
o well |
Originally Posted by worknprogress90
(Post 2024463)
i thought the drive line geometry was the complete opposite
o well |
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Originally Posted by thatXJguy
(Post 2024406)
I have an SYE and the transfer case drop installed. 6.5 inch lift. You shouldn't have any problems...
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Originally Posted by CheapCherokee
(Post 2024750)
you do realize you put in an SYE to eliminate the need for a transfer case drop right?
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Originally Posted by CheapCherokee
(Post 2024750)
you do realize you put in an SYE to eliminate the need for a transfer case drop right?
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sthon good link thanks some of the 8.8 sites i found is what had me thinkin the opposite thanks for clearing up guys
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Originally Posted by thatXJguy
(Post 2024863)
After time, yes it was realized. At the time I put it in, no. I was totally new to the mechanical scene. However, I have not had any problems after installing both.
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Originally Posted by worknprogress90
(Post 2025072)
sthon good link thanks some of the 8.8 sites i found is what had me thinkin the opposite thanks for clearing up guys
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