Transfer Case Twin Stick

[Maz1222]

Has anyone found a kit and/or successfully converted transfer case to a twin stick set up?

 

[Spanky]

Someone had an article written up in here about 6 months ago or so...… My understanding is that it can be done fairly easy. Now just define EASY!

 

[Sgtatarms]

I think Spanky is referencing a post from Rifleman1981 and his twin stick setup.

 

[Maz1222]

Have reached out to him.
Thanks

 

[Haerterich]

OK just finished install on a twin stick. My son and i made two for both are Roxors. And no, a twin stick does not allow you to have 2wd-low. To have that option you need to remove the front output housing so you can remove the "Rod shift" as it is called in the Roxor part catalog. Item #48. Look up dana 18 lock pin removal and you can find some good video no this. Yes we removed it not hard at all and the dana 18 gasket fits, cost like $2.00.

 

[DesertRox]

Wow that looks great!

 

[SMF]

So retro and practical. Once again, what talented folks do to their Roxors is limited only by their imagination, and why Roxor remains in a class by itself. Enjoyable to see. Thanks.

 

[CJ2Rox]

So what's the purpose of the twin stick?

 

[Haerterich]

So what's the purpose of the twin stick?

Have you ever needed 4 fwd, reached down and graded that single shifter. *hit its in neutral, now i am stuck. Well with the twin stick that problem is gone. And for a $2.00 gasket and a little time you can remove the "lock pin" in the transfer case and now you have 2 wheel low and high, or 4 wheel low and high. And with the added height of the shifter i can put it into 4 wheel drive with two fingers. Try that with a single stick. Plus it scars people who can't drive a manual trans, "LOOK THERE ARE THREE STICKS" LOL

 

[CJ2Rox]

Thanks for the clarification, might need to look into it

 

[Dan H.]

Di

OK just finished install on a twin stick. My son and i made two for both are Roxors. And no, a twin stick does not allow you to have 2wd-low. To have that option you need to remove the front output housing so you can remove the "Rod shift" as it is called in the Roxor part catalog. Item #48. Look up dana 18 lock pin removal and you can find some good video no this. Yes we removed it not hard at all and the dana 18 gasket fits, cost like $2.00.



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Did you by chance find a lower gear set that would fit into the Roxor transfer case?

 

[Haerterich]

Di

Did you by chance find a lower gear set that would fit into the Roxor transfer case?

NO, the problem is the way are main drive gear is part of the input shaft. In a Dana 18 case the main drive gear fits on the splines of the transmission output shaft. For a lower gear set, Tera low 3.15 ratio, we would need a different input shaft. When installing a lower gear set, the gear on the input shaft is a different size, less teeth if i remember right. We need someone to make a shaft with the appropriate gear. Other than that the internals appear to be the same as a Dana 18. This shaft is the same reason we cannot install the Saturn over drive. I don't have the resources to take this one on. However Advanced Adaptors, who still makes the Saturn overdrive does, might be able to help us out. If we could install the overdrive at 25% reduction we could install 4.88, 5.13 etc, gears for a better crawl ratio but still be good on the road.

 

[Uncle Chuck]

Ok guys, bear with me here…… I just rebuilt the Dana 18 T/C in my 1964 CJ-5. In that process, I acquired a donor unit from a cousin. So I’m looking at changing my Roxor into a twin-stick. I know that the shift rods and nose piece are different from the Jeep unit. I’m REALLY tempted to jump in and swap out those parts to accomplish this, but I’d like to know if there are perhaps any other differences that could bite me in the butt. In my experience, I’ve gotten into the most trouble in my life by getting into something without knowing all the facts.
Any help out there?

 

[jcyphert]

@Haerterich, Do you need to remove the output housing to get the lockpin out, or can you remove the detent screws, springs, and balls, and put it out thru without taking the whole housing off?

 

[jcyphert]

The answer is yes, it will need removed if anyone is reading this old thread

 

[GiStore]

Hi ,Just in case you are stuck let us know we have complte parts available for two shifter T-18

 

[Wm435]

OK just finished install on a twin stick. My son and i made two for both are Roxors. And no, a twin stick does not allow you to have 2wd-low. To have that option you need to remove the front output housing so you can remove the "Rod shift" as it is called in the Roxor part catalog. Item #48. Look up dana 18 lock pin removal and you can find some good video no this. Yes we removed it not hard at all and the dana 18 gasket fits, cost like $2.00.



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Is there a how to thread? Or any resources I can use to copy this same setup

 

[Wm435]

OK just finished install on a twin stick. My son and i made two for both are Roxors. And no, a twin stick does not allow you to have 2wd-low. To have that option you need to remove the front output housing so you can remove the "Rod shift" as it is called in the Roxor part catalog. Item #48. Look up dana 18 lock pin removal and you can find some good video no this. Yes we removed it not hard at all and the dana 18 gasket fits, cost like $2.00.



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Can someone please inform me where I could buy this exact Twinstick set up?