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Thread: C6 ORD 203/205 Doubler Tripple Sticked

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    C6 ORD 203/205 Doubler Tripple Sticked

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    I'll throw in the crossmember I built For it
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    That is a pretty good price...
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    Is this a big block bell housing?
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    Quote Originally Posted by BroncoJo View Post
    Is this a big block bell housing?
    Yes, the C6 was mated to a 351M, and the C6 I think is somewhat rebuilt.
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    the cases should bolt to an AOD right?
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    Quote Originally Posted by JB View Post
    the cases should bolt to an AOD right?
    Yes, that is one thing Ford did right, you can take an NP203, Np208, BW1356 and bolt it to a C6, NP435, M5OD, ZF, etc...

    Further the combined length of a C6 and transfercase is the same length as an NP435 and the same transfer case (i.e. the trans adapter makes them all the same length.
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    tranny has very low miles also (like less than 10,000) the transfercases have none. it will work on your bronco John and I can bring it to you saturday
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    So I would bolt the 203/205 to my trans adapter and it would be fine? How long is it Tate from where it bolts to the adpater to say the rear yoke? I know some changes would need to be made, just wondering how long it is compared to my 1356, as it doesnt look that much longer
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    21.5" to wnd of yoke. takes a little floor clearancing with a hammer to fit
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    My rear driveshaft was like 36", my new driveshaft with doubler is about 31". I do not think this will be the same in Bronco, but the Klogger uses a reg cab short bed frame, with the doubler my front and rear driveshafts are now within 1" of each other. What is cool about this is I can run 1 spare! Just something to think about.
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    do it. all the fullsize kids have doublers these days.

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    4" longer, not as bad as I thought.

    The transmission mount goes on the adapter, so nothing would need to change there. So its some extra weight hanging back there, do most add a support to the case?

    I can see where some floor clearancing would be required, as the floor drops down immediately after it clears the t-case.

    I should.
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    Yes that crossmember Tate has there will need lots of work and another added to the tcase area. There are pics in my buildup of how mine is done.
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