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LOGANSTANFORTH 06-02-2009 06:30 AM

Twin sticking in street truck....
 
I know there was some videos posted up at one time but NOW you can have one in your street truck if you own a ford or chevy (or something with a ford 4 speed or Chevy 4 speed or NV4500)

Ranger Overdrive

Here is how it would go if you had a NV4500:

Start out with the tranny in 1st/low and the splitter in 1:1, start accelerating, now shift the splitter into OD, accelerate more, now up shift the tranny into 2nd and down shift the splitter to 1:1, accelerate more, shift the splitter into OD, accelerate more, now up shift the tranny into 3rd and down shift the splitter box into 1:1, accelerate more, now upshift the tranny into 4th, accelerate more, now shift the splitter box into OD, accelerate more, now upshift the tranny into 5th and down shift the splitter box into 1:1, now accelerate more, now up shift the splitter box into OD.......you are now in Double Overdrive......

74dj5d 06-02-2009 02:20 PM

like a five speed two speed rear. i always liked them. logan have you ever drove the ones with the first three split like a super ten and four and five split after. 1/2, 3/4, 5/6, 7th shift 8th, split, back to four (9th), shift to top (10th) i had a seven yard dump with one and a 454 gasser

RSWORDS 06-02-2009 02:51 PM

This could be a hot item for the pullers!

sidekick 06-02-2009 05:08 PM

would probaly work good pulling as long as it has no lag between shifts or if you dont have to get out of the throtle like in a semi splitig low to hi

FastCR 06-02-2009 05:34 PM

hmmm. this would give me a theoretical top speed of 145 mph :tttt:

80 at 1500 rpm. that'd be sweet. :U:

mysterync 06-02-2009 06:23 PM

Would they handle the tq of a pulling truck?

RSWORDS 06-02-2009 06:50 PM


Originally Posted by sidekick (Post 345061)
would probaly work good pulling as long as it has no lag between shifts or if you dont have to get out of the throtle like in a semi splitig low to hi

You cant shift a manual anyway Ashley, I meant it would be nice to have a gear in between gears to fine tune the truck, yuo know 3rd low might be to low but 4th low might be to high, just split em!

RSWORDS 06-02-2009 06:50 PM


Originally Posted by mysterync (Post 345081)
Would they handle the tq of a pulling truck?

Only one way to find out! :U:

mysterync 06-02-2009 07:32 PM

we might be seeing a few more impressive trucks for the l&n crew pretty sooon :evil:

74dj5d 06-02-2009 11:05 PM

find a semi truck with a super ten. thats what you would have. most truck drivers hate the super ten, slow spits, but i love them. high over drive and lazy gear changes. you only have to move the shifter four times for ten gears

Mr. Miyagi 06-02-2009 11:46 PM

These have been out for a very...long...time...over 15 years.

We put one in a Jeep in 1994...back in high school. They work great but don't have the torque capacity to live well behind a diesel, especially a hot one.

LOGANSTANFORTH 06-03-2009 04:56 AM

oh i would definately buy one if i had a street truck with a manual in it.....just for the cool factor.......

the only thing i have thats a manual tranny is my blazer with a SM465....

im sure with a little beefing it would work but for a diesel i think one of their Klune V goliath boxes would work better.....

FastCR 06-03-2009 05:48 AM


Originally Posted by LOGANSTANFORTH (Post 345385)
oh i would definately buy one if i had a street truck with a manual in it.....just for the cool factor.......

the only thing i have thats a manual tranny is my blazer with a SM465....

im sure with a little beefing it would work but for a diesel i think one of their Klune V goliath boxes would work better.....

I read a thread on pirate by a guy that did a high budget build and got the Klune and said it was a total pile and wish he just went with a standard doubler setup.

LOGANSTANFORTH 06-03-2009 06:03 AM


Originally Posted by FastCR (Post 345393)
I read a thread on pirate by a guy that did a high budget build and got the Klune and said it was a total pile and wish he just went with a standard doubler setup.

ive always heard good things, but when i yank the body off my blazer and tube it, and do 1 tons and link suspension im going to throw a 203/205 doubled case in it with twin sticks.....i think after i get back to iraq from this vacation im going to have my dad pull the engine in the blazer and build a stroker motor for it......the floor in mine is junk, he should be fixing it right now so i can play with it saturday night at the mud pit.....


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