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Hi All,
Wondering if anyone has seen a reduction box like this? Cheers C ![]() Sent from my SM-F956B using Tapatalk |
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Probably Australian creation.
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No picture ?
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Is it a reduction or an overdrive? Tim
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Be easy enough to tell by turning input shaft.
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Definitely a reduction box, 2:1. Which would mean very low if you were in first gear, the reduction box engaged and then the differential in low as well! First one I've seen, i was hoping it was an overdrive! Cheers Corey Sent from my SM-F956B using Tapatalk |
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Looks like you could turn it around and make it overdrive?????
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