[muddmonky]

i have herd about people puting a "twin stick" in there t-case. what purpose does it serv if any.


and if its worth it can u put one in an automatick 1980 cj7 with a d-300 t-case.

[marmaduke]

I think the twin stick gives an option of 2wd in low ratio which you don't normally have but i think that's about it

[TrailWorthyFab]

After owning one on an Atlas ll I can tell you that it is worth it. But it all comes down to how much time on the trail you are going to put in. There will be times where you can put your rear axle in N and your front in High and allow the rear to slide the side of a rock and the front to dig etc. Most likely you will not use it every time out unless it is a built rig that is trail only. Just recently my rear cv joint went out. I pulled the rear drive shaft put the front into Hi and drove home. For most I would say it is overkill but it will help when you go to sell it. Plus.....the more levers the better

[CJeep]

it lets you have more choices, like FWD low and RWD Low, but it also makes shifting the transfercase much easier IMHO.

[TrailWorthyFab]

Originally Posted by CJeep

it lets you have more choices, like FWD low and RWD Low, but it also makes shifting the transfercase much easier IMHO.

Maybe on the dana 300 the shifting is easier. But the only fault I have with the Atlas is the way the gears are cut it takes a little time before you learn the tricks of geting it into gear easy.

[82cjman]

on the d 300 with the twin stick can you put the rear in neautral an front in high

[muddmonky]

thanks


i would give up a lung for an atlas ll but i cant aford it thats y im trying to fix up the d -300 because sence we got our bronco for towing the jeep is now 100% off road and 100% low buget. (i got no money)

[Rob55]

I have a Currie twin stick on a D300 (also have the teraa lo kit for the case). The twin stick lets you isolate or combine the ranges for front and rear diff. You have a greater range of options, including rear or front wheel drive only, front lo, front high, etc. The tranny being auto or stick does not affect the installation or use of the twin stick.

[82cjman]

i have a twin stick on my dana 300 how do you get it into fwd only?

[Rob55]

This is the diagram from Currie - hope it helps.

[bdmonist]

One stick controls the front and the other controls the rear - Hi - N - Low for both. You have to remove the pills(interlocks) in the TC in order to get Front High only. This will however allow you to accidently put the front in high and the rear in low which will explode your case.

[BESRK]

I use my twin stick quite a bit to do "front digs" or "front burns" as we call them. Helps to pivot the rig around on the trail. Alot of times, I'll just leave the buggy in front wheel drive as it makes it easier to snake thru tight switchback trails..

Here's a little bit of "front dig" work.. I don't have a cutting brake so I normally power brake and then drive the front tires thru the brakes letting the rear tires drag...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KszyykROt_8



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[4bob4]

Thanks for the video I've always heard of the front dig and understood how it worked but never saw it. And may I say sir NICE SAVE!!!!!

[BESRK]

Hehe.. yeah.. that one kind of snuck up on me.. should've seen my eyes as the buggy started to lean.. I looked like this------->

[hansw3]

Anyone know of a good article on removing interlock from D300?