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 Doubler Basics

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PostSubject: Doubler Basics   Doubler Basics EmptyJanuary 23rd 2011, 10:41 pm
http://www.pirate4x4.com/tech/billavista/Doubler/index.html

This is everything you need to know about building and fabbing your own doubler!!!!


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PostSubject: Re: Doubler Basics   Doubler Basics EmptyJanuary 24th 2011, 6:19 pm
ok so i finally got to reading this article.. correct me if i didnt understand it right..

with a doubler ill have all my normal tranny gears from 1st to overdrive if the tranny i use has it and also has a 2:1 ratio so i can "crawl" at a snails pace with tons of torque so i wont have to be hard on the motor all the time on the trails.. i know i have read else where that you can select what axle you want to power is that correct? it sounds like something i can accomplish but i wont be making my own adapters. a 203/205 sounds like thats what im gonna run. i think the 4l60 is a 27 spline so ill be able to bolt it up to it and keep my overdrive for the street.
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PostSubject: Re: Doubler Basics   Doubler Basics EmptyJanuary 24th 2011, 8:41 pm
is it still breakin all the time? i heard somewhere that when someone did that stuff kept messin up.
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