uncc civilengineer
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it's a new shaft and new/different output/housing/tailcone.. whatever you want to call it...
skoolie72 said:I have seen 5+ failures of the H&T output.
Sometimes the hole isn't perfectly centered with a punch...somtimes the metal fatigues due to improper cooling when drilling...sometimes the washer that loads the 'plate' gets loose and allows a 'cavitation'...sometimes the bolt backs out...
That being said, I ran a H&T for 2 years with 31s and a rear locker.
When I went to 4.88s and 33s, I upgraded to an HD SYE within a month.
I never broke the H&T, but I was always nervous.
uncc civilengineer said:... there's noting wrong w/ a H&T if done correctly.
There is no comparing the two!SgtJCJ said:I understand that it is a new shaft and yoke. My ? is, isn't it just a H&T with a 3103-27CV bolted to it, but some other company has done it for you? Second is, the whole shaft kit some sell, i.e. Tom Woods, for the 242 require a core shaft. He just H&Ts them then, right?
RCP Phx said:There is no comparing the two!
garr said:Quote:
Originally Posted by SgtJCJ
I understand that it is a new shaft and yoke. My ? is, isn't it just a H&T with a 3103-27CV bolted to it, but some other company has done it for you? Second is, the whole shaft kit some sell, i.e. Tom Woods, for the 242 require a core shaft. He just H&Ts them then, right?
For a 231 Yes the HD shaft is much beefier, Necessary? Probably not as you do not here of many Transfer case output shafts failing.
Now the 242 is a different story, SgtJCJ is 100% correct, Tom Woods does just H&Ts the standard shaft, Your old shaft is then sent to him so he can H&T it & sell it to your the next customer.
If I ever have to do it again I would go with a H&T & Use the Yoke instead of the flange, It is nice having the ability to swap in the Front Driveshaft in 10 Minutes if necessary.
uncc civilengineer said:What yoke do you speak of?
garr said:6 states driveshafts part #3103-27CV
uncc civilengineer said:OK can you please explain it a little more.. or have any pictures? Basically this part number takes the place of the 4bolt splined flange from the RE H&T and allows you to just run plain ole DS's no flange crap?
Also any idea of cost?
tcm glx said:Hmmmm, you guys are all making me think here....I rebuilt my transfer caser aroudn 3-4k miles ago,.....and because of a lack of money, did not do the SYE. I now have a TnT long arm kit, and actually have a SYE, but i am really not fealing having to take out the tcase and swap in the SYE...i feel like just doing a HnT with the case in the jeep and calling it a day.....
You dont even have to remove the case,about a 4 hour job if you have the right tools,H-N-T's are a joke IF your trying to gain ALL the benefits of a TRUE SYE kit!!tcm glx said:Hmmmm, you guys are all making me think here....I rebuilt my transfer caser aroudn 3-4k miles ago,.....and because of a lack of money, did not do the SYE. I now have a TnT long arm kit, and actually have a SYE, but i am really not fealing having to take out the tcase and swap in the SYE...i feel like just doing a HnT with the case in the jeep and calling it a day.....
tcm glx said:Hmmmm, you guys are all making me think here....I rebuilt my transfer caser aroudn 3-4k miles ago,.....and because of a lack of money, did not do the SYE. I now have a TnT long arm kit, and actually have a SYE, but i am really not fealing having to take out the tcase and swap in the SYE...i feel like just doing a HnT with the case in the jeep and calling it a day.....
djblade311 said:Now I know that FarmerMatt runs a H&T on his CAT XJ buggy and he abuses the crap out of it.