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Post by tomster on Mar 8, 2005 20:56:25 GMT 11
I´m near to finishing my slip-yok-elimination for my MUA 5-speed transmission that i want to install in my Jeep. Following the steps to do: Cutting the output housing just before the bearing sits:  Machining to have a plane surface:  Creating of an aluminum ring: ![]() manfredbrigadoi.interfree.it/foto/cambisu2.jpg[/img] The retainer ring where later the sealing sits:  The ring was welded to the housing:  And machined again to have a plane, sealed sit:  Then the outputshaft was cutted and an machined M8 for a bolt to hold the Yoke:  So far so good !!! Now i´m behind to realize the Hybrid-Yoke halfe Jeep half ISUZU !!! STAY TUNED!!! ;D |
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Post by tomster on Mar 17, 2005 18:25:56 GMT 11
Finished the yoke ! Yesterday we installed the Teralow-kit 1:3.07, very easy and great modification !!!  ;D  |
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Post by tomster on Mar 21, 2005 21:30:19 GMT 11
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Post by dani4JB1T on Mar 22, 2005 13:39:25 GMT 11
woww.....nice work...
The CJ´s are great. My brother have a 2001 TJ, some time ago we noticed a very hard sound from the rear axle, and it was the ring and pinion from his DANA 35, they were complete broken. Thiswill seems to be a joke, but we noticed the ring and pinion were made in CHINA, it says clearly "Made in China"...nothing about with Chinese, just wanted to say that JEEPs aren´t the same as the older ones....So never change your Isuzu CJ...hee hee...
cheers....
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Post by tomster on Mar 22, 2005 23:26:48 GMT 11
Thats right, some parts specialy in the tj need to be replaced before you go out of your garage... But in my opinion its the best Jeep out now! The CJ its classic and funny, but a well built Tj...  Greats !! |
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Post by tomster on Mar 24, 2005 18:43:51 GMT 11
FINISHED !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! We machined the original shiftrod:  and it fits:  Than i cleaned and sealed all together:  Dosnt it looks great ?  This is an inside-pic of the rear output, it seams that it will seal !  Now I´m really happy !!!!! Hope too have time to install everything soon !! STAY TUNED TOM !!!!! :mrgreen:  |
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MattMU
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Post by MattMU on Apr 5, 2005 19:12:44 GMT 11
Tom, great work, looks great. But out of curiosity did you know the later MUA5 trans mission in Jackaroos and MUs have eliminated the slip yoke already!
You just need to source the extensionn housing etc and change them over. I think someone did that when they went to install the Terra Low gears and found the kit is different with the slip yoke trans.
The later models just have a flange end and the slip joint is in the prop shaft.
Matt.
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