203/205 doubler adaptor $reduced

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203/205 doubler adaptor $reduced

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yup got three extra if anyone wants one $405usd

fully indexable before welding welded inside and out
comes with new inspection cover plate
3.375" thick

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Very nice. Is anything else needed? How much are we talking?
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$500 cdn ($405us) for the adaptor and i can get shafts cut and resplined for "about" $100cdn then you need to fab up/buy some linkage for the shifters

also will include new inspection cover plate

also lotsa room on the 203 side of the plate if you want to add a 2nd tranny mount

adaptor is 3.375" thick
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Cheap?

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What Happened to cheap
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Post by broncoo »

that is cheap as far as 203/205 adaptors go
http://www.wagonermachine.com/transfer_ ... apters.htm
i'd say $265usd is a bit of a difference
it would cost more than that to have just one made

but if i can get at least 8 people to commit to a purchase (prepay) then i will lower the price to $430usd
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Post by wilber »

stazworks sells them for 450 on the pbb
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he most likely has his own manufacturing facility or gets them produced on a very large scale
to be able to sell em that cheap and not lose money
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As the owner of a machine shop, and one familiar with doing goofy stuff like this; I don't see more than $60.00 in aluminum, and 150 in labor to produce that. Just to be fair and safe email me a cad drawing and I'll quote you several or one of those units on your doorstep. Email addy in profile.
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rmyers2051 so your say'n you can make them for $210.00 + shipping??? :eek:
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rmyers2051 wrote:As the owner of a machine shop, and one familiar with doing goofy stuff like this; I don't see more than $60.00 in aluminum, and 150 in labor to produce that. Just to be fair and safe email me a cad drawing and I'll quote you several or one of those units on your doorstep. Email addy in profile.
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I just looked again at my email, no cad drawings to quote actual price from
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Post by DBrown »

if someone wants to send me one I'll send you a CAD drawing for free :finger:

I'll even throw in a sketch up 3D model, 3D CAD model, and what ever else you need.......

I would definatly be interested if the price was that low.

EDIT: I have used the machine shop at western and I don't think it would take that long ot make one either.......probably take longer to make a template and machin the first one to measure. something like that could be done on the CNC also. if some one has it already in SOLIDWORKS I think you can transfer that straight to a CNC. that would save alot of machine time instead of using a knee mill and lathe.
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Post by broncoo »

have not checked this site lately as for emailing you the dwg's sure no problem i will as soon as i find the one for the 203 side of the adaptor
i seem to have missplaced it

btw forgot to reduce the price here $405us is now what they are goin for

i'll send you the dwg's when i find or redo the 203 side dwg
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Post by no v8? why drive? »

for $210 each I would buy three and run 3 203s and a 205. Then I will swap out the gears in the 205 whenever the LoMax 4:1 205 gears ever come out (come on!!!!!). nothing like a 23.52 low range tcase.......That outta throw me in the 700's
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