I was wondering what companies make a twin stick for FJ40's. I have an 82 with a split case and would like to be able to run low range 2wd when I don't need 4wd. The rear locker gets me pretty much everywhere mellow that I need to go and I would rather save the wear and tear on the front driveline and axles. Also, is there an easy and/or cheap way to do this yourself?
Twin Stick Question (1 Viewer)
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beyond cheap and easy...pull the cage for the shifter and either leave it off, or notch it.
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nuclearlemon said:
That's exactly how mine is (gate is removed)- since the h55 was installed - pretty nifty to have 2w low even though I've never used it
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https://forum.ih8mud.com/showthread.php?t=55014
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shift pattern
What is the shift pattern after you remove the cage? Is it an H or does it go directly over to low from the 2HI position? Any pics of this would be great. Also, any problems ever occur with this setup?
What is the shift pattern after you remove the cage? Is it an H or does it go directly over to low from the 2HI position? Any pics of this would be great. Also, any problems ever occur with this setup?
goes directly over...you can move the shifter all over the place. notching is a bit better because it makes it a tad more stable, but i don't have any issues in my 60.trollcruiser said:
So its lke an O? Or does it just go anywhere? like a bunch of x's all stacked ontop eachoother with some s's and y's thrown in?
And what is this "notching" Sounds violent.
And what is this "notching" Sounds violent.
player said:So its lke an O? Or does it just go anywhere? like a bunch of x's all stacked ontop eachoother with some s's and y's thrown in?
And what is this "notching" Sounds violent.
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