I want one
I saw AA say talking about something like this a while ago and at the time he was saying it was only for the Rubi. Now that I am receiving some enlightenment from you all (thank you very much BTW) about this, does this mean it'll cut my low (Sahara) to about 5.44:1?
As long as we're talking, will we have to alter our drive shaft?
I'm starting to feel a real need.
As long as we're talking, will we have to alter our drive shaft?
I'm starting to feel a real need.

I saw AA say talking about something like this a while ago and at the time he was saying it was only for the Rubi. Now that I am receiving some enlightenment from you all (thank you very much BTW) about this, does this mean it'll cut my low (Sahara) to about 5.44:1?
As long as we're talking, will we have to alter our drive shaft?
I'm starting to feel a real need.

As long as we're talking, will we have to alter our drive shaft?
I'm starting to feel a real need.


with the additional length of the doubler you would have to stretch the front and cut the rear shafts
From what I understand about this product (yes, I have personally contacted them) it takes the place of a factory adapter/spacer that is already between the tranny and t-case. No additional driveline mods are necessary.
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That being said, it might be enough to snap an axle which would necessitate a "mod" called new axles!
Your tcase + doubler ratio would be ~7.4:1 * your first gear * your axle ratio and that'll give you your crawl ratio.
That's what I got from them, too. It's a bolt on mod w/ no additional mods required.
That being said, it might be enough to snap an axle which would necessitate a "mod" called new axles!
Your tcase + doubler ratio would be ~7.4:1 * your first gear * your axle ratio and that'll give you your crawl ratio.
That being said, it might be enough to snap an axle which would necessitate a "mod" called new axles!
Your tcase + doubler ratio would be ~7.4:1 * your first gear * your axle ratio and that'll give you your crawl ratio.

Just think about it, with a Rubicon, you could get up in the morning, start the Jeep, put the transfer case in 4 lo, the rubicrawler in lo, the trans in first, let it idle off, go back inside, make coffee, have breakfast, take a shower, and if the little lady is willing
, well you know.......and still catch the Jeep, before it gets to the end of your driveway.
There is part of me that wants one, and another part that says thats a little to slow for even me.

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