WooHooo!!! santa loves me

[cipsmithers]

twin stick baby yeah!

 

[miottimouse]

thats great! now tell me what i am looking at? santa got me a new snow blower
in this part of the country [alberta] with one 14ft x130ft driveway and one 30ftx25ft we/i need them

 

[surewhynot]

I love my twin stick set up. With my welded rear, it's nice to be able to throw it in front wheel drive and mash the gas to make tight turns. Rear wheel low comes in handy some too.

 

[cipsmithers]

thats great! now tell me what i am looking at? santa got me a new snow blower
in this part of the country [alberta] with one 14ft x130ft driveway and one 30ftx25ft we/i need them

Ok. What you are looking at is a setup designed for the np205 transfer case to allow you to articulate ranges between front and rear axles. As in, the left stick does low- neutral- high for the front axle, and the right stick does low- neutral- high for the rear axle. This allows you to run any combination high and low.

Cool on the snow blower, BTW

 

[countryboytn]

Front wheel drive burnouts anyone?

Dare to be different...

and congrats on the setup!

 

[cipsmithers]

Front wheel drive burnouts anyone?

Dare to be different...

and congrats on the setup!

Thanks man. Anyone know if the drivetrain on my f150 would handle a front wheel drive burnout? with 35" tires? on factory suspension?

 

[countryboytn]

Thanks man. Anyone know if the drivetrain on my f150 would handle a front wheel drive burnout? with 35" tires? on factory suspension?

Would probably do it, but not sure how long though. Probably be better to do it on stock tires, or smaller if you decided to actually do that...

Would definitely have to tie the truck off though, cause I bet it's just gonna scoot the rear end.

 

[cipsmithers]

Would probably do it, but not sure how long though. Probably be better to do it on stock tires, or smaller if you decided to actually do that...

Would definitely have to tie the truck off though, cause I bet it's just gonna scoot the rear end.

Ive got some junk 32's

 

[countryboytn]

Ive got some junk 32's

then

 

[UNRULEE]

Thanks man. Anyone know if the drivetrain on my f150 would handle a front wheel drive burnout? with 35" tires? on factory suspension?

I'm jealous, someday I'll twin stick, why I dunno, just another mod.


I wouldn't worry about the stock suspension. I really think that that D44 up front will let you know pretty quick what it thinks about a front wheel burn, snap, crackle, $$$$$$$$$$$$!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[cipsmithers]

then

I Think the ujoints would be the thing that would break.

 

[cipsmithers]

I'm jealous, someday I'll twin stick, why I dunno, just another mod.


I wouldn't worry about the stock suspension. I really think that that D44 up front will let you know pretty quick what it thinks about a front wheel burn, snap, crackle pop, $$$$$$$$$$$$!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I do have a spare, but i dont wanna use it. lol. I guess before my dad bought it for me he was looking at a forum that was bad mouthing the mod, saying its only advantage was that it had a cool factor of about 9.

 

[countryboytn]

I Think the ujoints would be the thing that would break.

Very possible...

 

[cipsmithers]

its kinda bugging me, staring at this thing and not being able to put iit in yet

 

[UNRULEE]

its kinda bugging me, staring at this thing and not being able to put iit in yet

I'd be all over it.


Really though, I don't run tight trails or rocks, pointless for me to do it. But whenever I pull the 205 out of the '79 I'll be doing the twin stick.

If you end up doing a front burn,

 

[cipsmithers]

I'd be all over it.


Really though, I don't run tight trails or rocks, pointless for me to do it. But whenever I pull the 205 out of the '79 I'll be doing the twin stick.

If you end up doing a front burn,

Dido. not really necessary for what i do, but its got a cool factor of 9, so im in on it

 

[FordF-SuperDuty]

If you want a scale factor of 12.5 for need twin-twin stick transfer cases and 2 transmissions, for extra points have it valet parked.

 

[miottimouse]

ok thank you i have all 2wd and dont know the 4wd setups congrats any ways
regurds joe

 

[m78]

Front burnouts are for rice burners,,

 

[77 4XFord]

You'll enjoy it, I like having the option of limping home with the front wheel drive if I spit out the rear driveshaft from a hard launch