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LEB Ben

LEB Ben

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Randy, were you disclosing info that all 2wd B2's had dummy t-cases, or you noticed it on that particular one? But for $450 I'd drive that thing til it burned to the ground.
 
smokey

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I was just saying most of the BII's that were 2wd have a dummy transfer case. This is because the punk'n is offset on the axle in them and they just add a dummy transfer case so they all can use the same axle.
 
smokey

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It is just a coupler for a better definition, No front output for a front driveshaft.
It attaches to the transmission and the rear driveshaft attaches to it moving it over a little like a regular transfer case does, this allows the same axle to be used in both the 4wd and 2wd models.
 
LEB Ben

LEB Ben

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Hmmm...never knew that. Thanks for the info.
 
john112deere

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smokey said:
this allows the same axle to be used in both the 4wd and 2wd models.
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I believe it also means a "4x4" transmission is used in the 2wd trucks.
 
cipsmithers

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welp ya learn something everyday. Once i get a little money im thinkin about buying a beater bronco II for summer. I figure ill cut the top off like on a big bronco, take the doors off, and drive the hell outta it
 

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