No trucks out of action whilst we doctor it a little to stop that front axle wobble :lol
I thought you were talking about the last stage, but I know which you mean now. The one where Stu blew a diff
A fancy Land-Rover LSD at that too
That truck has sold and then re-sold again afterwards... wonder why
my jeep clone, brilliant! good toy.
cost £275!!
4x4 diesel.
one in uk is selston, near alfreton,nottingham derby boarder, one in france, the big wood, near bais, mayenne!!
I like that! :thumb2
And the fact it fits on a plant trailer :thumb2
My understanding is they are Dana axles & diffs... yeah the ones everyone are after for their one off build / Land-Rover upgrades and probably the strongest available in the world!
Thats why i'm a little dubious about Karls mates advice... i'm wondering if his truck is a very very early one with different gear? Or perhaps one of the many out there that have not had proper maintenence.
Did you know if you want to tow with a G.C you have to buy a special addative to put in your oils... 99% dont, thank fully both prior owners of mine did, and have only ever used genuine Jeep oils to start with
Erm hate to say it but you might want to avoid VOSA with that load... I was thinking it about the plant trailer too as I'd imagine its plated to 3.5t. Only thinking of your licence mate sorry to pic!
On a plus note its a bloody good ad for the x-trail! Damn good motors those, I know a bloke with one that uses it for shooting on moorland :thumb2
What does he do, stick a spud up the exhaust? Wouldn't he be better off with a gun?:lol
Karl... firstly can I ask why you are studying cherokee forums when you've said a number of times you cant and wouldnt buy one???
And also, thanks for worrying mate... but... my t-case is none of the ones they are talking about! The american engines and gearboxes are different to the european spec models. (apart from the 4.0 engine)
Mine has "quadra-trak" full time 4x4, those are all selectable the ones they are talking about and american spec vehicles.
Some of the new features of the 4 speed are:
* Two large tapered roller bearings to support the high thrust loads on the input gear & planetary shaft
* New 4 speed shift actuation design
* Much easier assembly configuration, which will speed up assembly and shipping times
* More gearing options
* All Atlas 4 Speeds will be equipped with a 300M output shaft
We are currently taking orders for the new 4 speeds. The 2.72:1 planetary can now be coupled to any of our 2 speed gear sets.
Option (1): 2.00:1 / 2.72:1 / 5.44:1.
Option (2): 2.72:1 / 3.0:1 / 8.16:1
Option (3): 2.72:1 / 3.8:1 / 10.38:1
Option (4): 2.72:1 / 4.3:1 / 11.70:1.
We do not recommend using the 5.0 gear sets due to the extreme low gear option.
New Atlas features to come that we are currently working on:
During the re-design of the Atlas 4 Speed we had requests for a flat tow option. Over the years, this has been requested several times. With that stated, we have decided to proceed with the development of a forced lubrication system for all versions of the Atlas cases. The system we are designing is a shaft operated pump that will feed the bearings of an Atlas that may not get adequate oil while flat towing. The lubrication system design will also allow us to incorporate an oil cooler option for some of the racing applications the Atlas is being used in. This new tailhousing with the lubricating option will be an upgrade for all new units and can be installed on older units with some case machining required.
You may notice that the 4 speed is a bit longer than the old design. The planetary housing is exactly 1.75” longer and this is to fit the new tapered roller bearings to handle larger engines and tires being used today.
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