County 110 -Rangie transfer(High) gears

Any rangie with a hicomp 3.5 and lt95 will have the high range 0.996 or whatever in it, low comps had the 1.13/1.

Thanks Guys,
Much appreciated, the gearbox is on the workbench, so I will try what you said Luke.
I might also count the teeth, that will save me taking them out. A bit of whiteout is good 4 marking a tooth.
Cheers,

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Originally Posted by Slunnie

I'm pretty sure the rangies came with other transfers than those. Didn't they run a BorgWarner or a Viscous something or other.

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Correct, but he wants to put them in a county, which only had the 2 types of transfer case fitted;)

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Originally Posted by loanrangie

Any rangie with a hicomp 3.5 and lt95 will have the high range 0.996 or whatever in it, low comps had the 1.13/1.

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Mmmm, thought i already mentioned that:p

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Originally Posted by rovercare

Buy bigger tyres;) you need a short shift LT95 from a high comp. 3.5 RR (early four door) or a diesel county, info courtesy of JustinC who just bought a 0.996:1 high ranged LT95 of me,

If you can tell me of anyone who markets highway tyres with a dia larger than 811mm I will get them. I have 2 sets of off road and one all terrain, it goes OK with 35" swampers, so maybe I just answered my own question regarding higher gearing:eek:
I would put larger tyres on only if they were highway ones.
Cheers,

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Strictly highway?? Gulp, ummm,ummm but there is plenty of all terrain options

255/85R16 (33.2" tyres)
Cooper ST's - between all/mud terrain
Maxxis MA761 - all terrain

It turns out that I already have the 1:1 ratio, so its not worth going to .996.
Seeing as she goes no worries with the 35" swampers - they are 889cm dia, I will price some Cooper 315x75r16 which are 879 dia.
The tyres you mention JDDisco are 844 dia. Not a real gain over the 808 dia BFG all terrains I now have.
If I have done my sums right.
Current.
235x85 sr16 All terrain 808 dia circumference = 2539
Proposed
315x75r16 Cooper ST 879 dia circumference = 2762

Approx 8.8% higher gearing:D

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Originally Posted by DeeJay

It turns out that I already have the 1:1 ratio, so its not worth going to .996.

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These are the high range ratios available for the LT95:

0.996
1.113
1.174
1.3362

There was no 1:1 ratio, so you must have 0.996:1. So your options are:

Larger tyres - as you have suggested...
Find a (rare) Fairey Overdrive for an LT95
Fit an R380 and LT230 or an LT85 & LT230 with the 1.003:1 ratio the LT230 had.

Overdrive you say:o

http://www.autotrader.com.au/iteminf...26+Accessories_

But i wouldn't cause thy're crap:wasntme:

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Originally Posted by rovercare

Overdrive you say:o

http://www.autotrader.com.au/iteminf...26+Accessories_

But i wouldn't cause thy're crap:wasntme:

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Yes , he advertised this one before, most have done a lot of work by now so this could be the story here 2 u cant get parts either