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    I hope that is XK/WK compatible. It will be a true manufactured aftermarket transfer case.
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    I was talking to a pretty good friend who rigorously modifies his XJ, and he said it is. all the spline information and crawl ratio stuff is there once you click the transfer case link... it's just a matter of knowing what the WK/XK specs are. That's the area i'm not to familiar on.

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    Cmdrjim is currently swapping his XK from QT-I to QT-II.
    http://www.theultimatejeep.com/showt...QT2-Conversion.
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    Oh, I know... but thats a NP245 xcase, which is awesome performing that mod. But I was also interested in seeking out some aftermarket alternatives.

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    I just assumed that it used similar wiring as to what he has been doing. I am so excited that more and more company's are jumping on the XK/WK bandwagon!
    2008 3.7L QT-1 dark blue Jeep Commander // 3+" modified OME lift with 3/8" Rocky Road strut spacer // 4" rear SL springs // 265/70/17 Goodyear Duratracs (Load E) // 1.5" spidertraxx spacers // F-150 Monroe Load Levelers // 4xguard matrix, front guard, belly guard, and rock sliders // 130 watt KC Daylighters - 2 // Airflow snorkel // Thrush welded exhaust // Defender Roof Rack with side ladder // Hypertech Max Energy Programmer

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    All I know is ATLAS is always talked about as being the best xfer cases money can buy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BonesWK View Post
    All I know is ATLAS is always talked about as being the best xfer cases money can buy.
    Its true! All the more reason I was looking into this. Im also told that if we want to do gears we can swap in an IFS Dana 44 or 50 out of a F150 to gear over 3.73...

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