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<blockquote data-quote="moparmagician" data-source="post: 1040659" data-attributes="member: 17598"><p>Finally the NP205 is together and installed. I made a mount with advise from Zukkev for the transfer case, with a single mounting point, not double. It probably didn't need one, but I didn't like the idea of all that weight hanging on the adapter. It's urethane bushed on the bottom with rubber on the top where it mounts to a cross member, so some cushion and flexing allowed. Hopefully I won't experience any broken adapters or transmission cases. I also installed a smitty built inclinometer on the dash. More of a trinket than anything. It was an item on our show trailer I run for the company I work for, and since smitty went belly up, I asked for it, and they gave it to me, so free is a good price. Now it's time for suspension and axles. I have to step up and get the ARB and spool, then 5.38's for both axles. It's only money right? The show season has started for me, in medford this weekend, so not too many more free weekends to work on it from here till the end of summer. So lots of after work hours. I must say, it's a blast though.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="moparmagician, post: 1040659, member: 17598"] Finally the NP205 is together and installed. I made a mount with advise from Zukkev for the transfer case, with a single mounting point, not double. It probably didn't need one, but I didn't like the idea of all that weight hanging on the adapter. It's urethane bushed on the bottom with rubber on the top where it mounts to a cross member, so some cushion and flexing allowed. Hopefully I won't experience any broken adapters or transmission cases. I also installed a smitty built inclinometer on the dash. More of a trinket than anything. It was an item on our show trailer I run for the company I work for, and since smitty went belly up, I asked for it, and they gave it to me, so free is a good price. Now it's time for suspension and axles. I have to step up and get the ARB and spool, then 5.38's for both axles. It's only money right? The show season has started for me, in medford this weekend, so not too many more free weekends to work on it from here till the end of summer. So lots of after work hours. I must say, it's a blast though. [/QUOTE]
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