Thread: 205 twin sticking
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02-07-2010 04:41 PM #1Mud Maniac
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205 twin sticking
This is best to do with the transfer case on the bench
Start with cleaning the case and getting most of the dirt off the top and around the shiftrails. You only need to remove the shift rail closest to the input.
then remove the frost plug (1) and the shift dentene spring and ball (2)
the dentene spring and ball
through the frost plug hole line up the roll pin and pound in to the case, casrful pull the punch back out until you can barely pull the shift rail out. this helps keep the shift fork up an not falling down into the case
here is the stock rail to the right and the modified rail on the left.
also you will need to grid the end the equal amount as seen with this pic
install in reverse order. pull the side cover off to retrive the roll pin and frost plug. Always replace used frost plugs with new ones, being this one is so small i filled it with rtv.
As for shift levers i bought mine off ebay but with a little creativity and thought you could easily build them yourself, i will get pic of them when i get it all back togetherLast edited by ox_man; 02-17-2010 at 10:14 PM.
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02-08-2010 01:40 PM #2Mud Maniac
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ox do you want me to scan our actual instructors for the twin stick kit??? lol.....great pics by the way
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02-08-2010 08:14 PM #3Mud Maniac
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sure they are probably better then what i typed
Late 1970's k10 4 inch lift riding on 38.5" tires auto (Mudder)
1991 F-250 351w 5-speed (Tow Rig)
'96 Grand Prix (Daily Driver)
"I yam what I yam and I yam what I yam that I yam, And I got a lotta muscle and I only gots one eye, And I'll never hurt nobodys and I'll never tell a lie, Top to me bottom and me bottom to me top, That's the way it is 'til the day that I drop, what am I? I yam what I yam." Popeye the Sailor man
If guns cause crime, then pencils cause misspelled words.
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02-09-2010 05:46 AM #4Chewer
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Nice upgrade,
I will be twin sticked this year too. I'm gonna have to get real creative with shift linkege though.
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02-09-2010 03:16 PM #5Mud Maniac
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yea i will get pics of the shifter i bought. i will be building a set sometime too for the 2nd 205 i bought, and i will get pics of them as well
Late 1970's k10 4 inch lift riding on 38.5" tires auto (Mudder)
1991 F-250 351w 5-speed (Tow Rig)
'96 Grand Prix (Daily Driver)
"I yam what I yam and I yam what I yam that I yam, And I got a lotta muscle and I only gots one eye, And I'll never hurt nobodys and I'll never tell a lie, Top to me bottom and me bottom to me top, That's the way it is 'til the day that I drop, what am I? I yam what I yam." Popeye the Sailor man
If guns cause crime, then pencils cause misspelled words.
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02-09-2010 08:29 PM #6Chewer
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I'm gonna have an issue cause my cab is mounted about 8 inches farther back on the frame then stock.
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02-09-2010 09:12 PM #7Mud Maniac
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why is that? what did you do? LOL you didn't park in a non parking area like kevin did ya?
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02-09-2010 11:19 PM #8Chewer
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It seemed easier to move the cab back then moving the axle forward to get a better aproach angle.
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02-17-2010 04:29 PM #959 Dodge W100
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you can make ur own shift linkage thats what im working on the 59 since its devorced.
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02-17-2010 06:50 PM #10Mud Maniac
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even with ur cab moved u can still make it work as my truggy also is a new location it is raised and moved back getter done man
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