Kevin

RobD · 2010-03-02T18:53:19-08:00

Here is the Atlas support ring I was telling you about awhile back. I think the shop who makes this one makes one for the StaK also. I learned the hard way that the Atlas weighs more than your transmission or transfer-case adapter can handle without support. It installs pretty easy if you have a welder and cutting tools. You need to adjust the height depending on the clearance between you tcase and the belly pan..

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#12 Mar 2010, 6:53 PM
Here is the Atlas support ring I was telling you about awhile back. I think the shop who makes this one makes one for the StaK also. I learned the hard way that the Atlas weighs more than your transmission or transfer-case adapter can handle without support.

It installs pretty easy if you have a welder and cutting tools. You need to adjust the height depending on the clearance between you tcase and the belly pan..

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#22 Mar 2010, 8:11 PM
I did get the one offered by Stak. The transfer case has mounting holes front and rear. I didn't have room in the rear so I mounted it on the front. A co-worker who also knows how to weld did the welding of the bracket for me. I had him mount it on a 1/4" plate and then bolted that to my stock transfer case skid plate. The reason I did that is because I plan on getting a better skid plate at some point in the future. Here's a picture of the mount from Stak and a picture of it mounted with the front driveshaft to the left.

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