MC08-Rotated Clocked Dual Adapter

Started by Marketing, October 04, 2004, 09:51:50 PM

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Here is the first MC08-R10 dual adapter. This adapter clocks the rear adapter 10 degrees to the left, lifting up the front drive shaft and gaining clearance under the adapter. We will be assembling this baby tomorrow and testing it out to make sure everything fits internally.

Aditional information will be posted soon.

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The rear case is rotated counter clock wise 10 degrees. The bottom of the case is flat from front to rear including, the 4wd section. Recommended for use in buggies or other applications with custom built crossmembers that can take advantage of the additional 1 3/16" of clearance. Will require slight reshaping of rear shift handle(s). Three units in stock, now shipping!

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skid

Any numbers on how far the driveline is move to the right side?

I have a 700r4 which is really close to the driveline.
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Quote from: skid on April 14, 2005, 07:50:37 AM
Any numbers on how far the driveline is move to the right side?

I have a 700r4 which is really close to the driveline.

The center of the output moves about 1-3/16 up and 7/8 to the outboard side.
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Oh, that's awesome!  Something like that is all that's preventing me from having a flat, flush skidplate...  mine slopes back to 1 3/4" drop..

Any plans for a standalone clock plate?  I've got an AA 700R4 - RF1A adapter plate that came with my tranny..  can't run duals in my rig, they're too long
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Leithfield

Any idea on whether the AllPro & Sky Manufacturing transfer case E-brake still fits and has sufficient clearance?

Quote from: Chris Geiger on October 09, 2004, 08:08:26 PM
Same price as the MC08, $499

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We have not tried. No problem on a buggy but if you have a full body, your going to need to do some cutting of the sheet metal to make it fit.

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Here are some pictures of my MC08R10 Tripple Case Setup:









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I got no pictars :(

Looks like from you thread ( I had to download pics) the output of the t-case is higher or at least level with the bottom of the frame is this true?
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