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The components that come with the transfer case arms include:
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installation may look simple, there are some tricks to getting it go
smoothly.
Locate and remove the two bolts from the left side of the transfer case directly adjacent to the long arm mounting boss. |
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Install washers (shims) as described above using the shorter 1.25x40mm bolt in the top part of the tab, then you can use the longer 1.25x50mm bolt in the lower hole. |
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Install the four stock bolts starting with the two lower bolts holes. You will need a wrench since a socket will not fit due to the arm being boxed in. |
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Once you have these bolts
tightened to 13.5 – 20 lb-ft (18-28 N m) then tighten the two tab bolts to 9.5 – 16.5 lb-ft (13-23 N m).
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![]() The Spidertrax HD transfer case arms are solid components with a well thought out design to prevent the case from twisting.
The only inconvenience is that the two lower mounting bolts for the original mount location is
a tight fit, requiring the use of a wrench instead of a socket. This
makes it a bit hard to set the torque correctly. These components will hold up to the abuses of wheeling and
they have been tested and proven reliable by the crew at Spidertrax for sometime. |
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| Source:
Spidertrax Tech - 303.772.0033 Fax - 720.294.9950 Email - sales@spidertrax.com Website - www.spidertrax.com\ |
09/15/04 14:52
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