Atlas II Transfer Case - How Strong?

[tmsoko]

How many Ft-Lbs of torqu will an Atlas II transfer case handle? I am trying to figure a way to have selectable 4x4 on my Ranger V8 and so far have only found one solution - use an Expedition transfer case with a standard cab gas tank. It seems like a great solution, but I will loose 3 gallons of capacity in the process, taking me to 200miles/tank.

I have been eyeing the Atlas lately, but cannot find detail on its torque capacity. I have an Explorer V8 now, but will have either 351W or Kenne Bell SC on it within 6 months. Targeting 400-450 ft-lbs.

Does anyone know much about these cases???

Thanks!

Check out some pictures of the trial fit of the Expedition case in my Ranger here:

http://groups.msn.com/MarlaTodd/ranger.msnw?Page=4

also check pages 5 and 6 for more photos.

 

[Alec]

How about emailing them?

https://www.click4secureprocessing.com/aa-secure/contact.html

 

[RFR2212]

Atlas II t-case are the strongest on the market, and I don't believe I've seen one that's stronger... besides and Atlas III which had a larger output shaft, I think. Somewhere in it all, it's a HD shaft.
Pete

 

[Jefe]

From their website:

"The Atlas has been tested and proven to handle 900 plus ft./lbs." http://www.atlas-tc.com/general/general.html

Atlas III? I know you can order the Atlas II with a HD 32 spline front output (Rear is already HD 32 spline), but I've never heard of an Atlas III.

 

[RFR2212]

Originally posted by Jefe
Atlas III? I know you can order the Atlas II with a HD 32 spline front output (Rear is already HD 32 spline), but I've never heard of an Atlas III.

That could be it... When refered to, I've always heard it being called an Atlas III, although, I don't know that it's any different than the front output....
Pete

 

[tmsoko]

Thanks for the quick turn answers. I checked out their web, but missed the torque rating. Thanks for pointing it our. All I was finding earlier was info on the gear ratios, applications, and the link to Adv. Adapters.

Yeah, I guess 900 ft lbs would do it