What is anchoring this setup?

[scott.475]

Isn't this a chain driven t-case on the rear? I don't know a whole lot about t-cases, but from the looks of the shifter base it looks like a chain drive. What gives, and if it is, why?

This is the triple posted on the Marlin site, btw.

[gferris5]

that looks to me like two gear driven cases, an adapter, and a chain case on the rear. I'm no t-case expert either, it just seems like the give away since the output is on the driver's side-probably from a tacoma, it might be someone who wants a triple but has Taco IFS still or has a driver's sided diff axle. That's just my guess-and it looks like it kind of answers your question.

[89 toy]

is the clutch fork and slave cyl on the wrong side ? all the ones I've delt with are on the other side

[CruzrDave]

Thats a Tacoma Trans and T-case. We just bolted a triple up for the fun of it( look close, its missing bolts ). You can stack as many case as you have room for, but it's just for braging rights. A dual case with 470 gears is all you would ever need. I don't know of any one useing our MC09 Taco Crawler in this triple setup.  Most of our Tacoma customers retain there stock left hand drive T-case when doing a dual case swap.

[scott.475]

i'm guessing the Taco cases are chain drive too. How are they working out for the guys that keep them?