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Transfer boxes (Rocklobster)

  • Dave c
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23 Jun 2012 21:48 #42814 by Dave c
Transfer boxes (Rocklobster) was created by Dave c
Loads of chat about transfer box problems associated with the infamous drive chain.
Has anyone ever tried to uprate the chain system ??? and change the ratio to run bigger wheels.
Surely with 410 boxes becoming rarer there could be a market for a bolt in uprate kit.
Only a thought !!!!! on a boring Saturday evening

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23 Jun 2012 22:31 #42815 by supergaz
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There is a reduction gearset for the jimny box, but the Rocklobster is the best route to go.
The way around the 410 box is to use a 413 or samurai box and install a gearset like the trial gear sets.

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24 Jun 2012 20:57 #42847 by Rockwatt
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Dave c wrote: Loads of chat about transfer box problems associated with the infamous drive chain.
Has anyone ever tried to uprate the chain system ??? and change the ratio to run bigger wheels.
Surely with 410 boxes becoming rarer there could be a market for a bolt in uprate kit.
Only a thought !!!!! on a boring Saturday evening

Your thoughts

Funny you should say that as lots of people like the ubber quietness of the chain drive I was thinking of spacing a case out and fitting a double chain. And also looking at lower gearing than is already available.
Also looking at scratch built cases from billet but they are a way off yet. Enjoy the lobsters while they are still about and when they have all gone then there will be a replacement I can assure you.

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25 Jun 2012 08:15 #42874 by kirkynut

Rockwatt wrote:

Dave c wrote: Loads of chat about transfer box problems associated with the infamous drive chain.
Has anyone ever tried to uprate the chain system ??? and change the ratio to run bigger wheels.
Surely with 410 boxes becoming rarer there could be a market for a bolt in uprate kit.
Only a thought !!!!! on a boring Saturday evening

Your thoughts

Funny you should say that as lots of people like the ubber quietness of the chain drive I was thinking of spacing a case out and fitting a double chain. And also looking at lower gearing than is already available.
Also looking at scratch built cases from billet but they are a way off yet. Enjoy the lobsters while they are still about and when they have all gone then there will be a replacement I can assure you.


Cor blimey Sir - talk about finger on the pulse!!!

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25 Jun 2012 11:36 #42881 by Dave c
Replied by Dave c on topic Re: Transfer boxes (Rocklobster)
Dulpex !!!!!!!!!!!! going to the touble of spacing casing why not go Triplex chain surely if you uprate the chain and change the ratio bettween the sprockets then this will give you everthing needed or am i missing somthing ???

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25 Jun 2012 11:40 #42882 by mlines
The chain is a Morse Chain which, in itself, is more than "duplex"

The trouble with a straight ratio change is that everything is sized for the orginal design and re-sizing results in more power through smaller cogs which can lead to chain slip.

Rockwatt is talking of a different solution ;)

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