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SasaniFab

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As some of you know jeff Bush offers a kit to install the precision 2g converter in a 1g. The kit includes a new billet transmission adaptor plate, transfer case shim, half shaft bearing shim, machined pilot bearing and longer dowels for the transmission. The converter includes 8 flex plate bolts. The first thing that you need to do is remove the bearing from the 1/2 shaft to install the shim. This solves the oil leak issue. The mount on the transmission needs to be slotted to accommodate for the lateral movement towards the frame rail. When installing the flexplate it’s recommended to remove the washer plate on the crank as you loose clearance when using the kiggly flex plate and the convertor May hit the crank bolts. Jeff includes a new pilot bearing he machines so that the converter has more engagement. Everything is labeled with the correct installation orientation. I have to say I’m extremely impressed with Jeff and his kit. The parts and his customer service are top notch. As always if anyone is interested in his kit and has questions message me, I’ll get you sorted out
 

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Looked like a completed and quality kit for sure. I wish this kit was available years ago when I swapped 2G stuff into my 1G. I had to piece together parts and played with fittings hoping everything aligned.

Although I’ve never experienced any issues with the TCase, I never thought about the spacer for it as the 2G transmission is moved about 1/4” toward the passenger side. My question is, wouldn’t the output shaft from the trans that goes into the TCase needs to be a little longer to accommodate the spacer that sandwiches between the two? I would think the splines contact area would be reduced with the spacer as-is.

Btw, what stall is the converter (L6 or 7)? What is your goal?

Good luck with the swap and keep the updates coming!
 
Looked like a completed and quality kit for sure. I wish this kit was available years ago when I swapped 2G stuff into my 1G. I had to piece together parts and played with fittings hoping everything aligned.

Although I’ve never experienced any issues with the TCase, I never thought about the spacer for it as the 2G transmission is moved about 1/4” toward the passenger side. My question is, wouldn’t the output shaft from the trans that goes into the TCase needs to be a little longer to accommodate the spacer that sandwiches between the two? I would think the splines contact area would be reduced with the spacer as-is.

Btw, what stall is the converter (L6 or 7)? What is your goal?

Good luck with the swap and keep the updates coming!
Jeff started me on the 8, the convertor gets one free restall so he said once the car is settled he put me on the 6. I don’t argue with Jeff LOL. As far as the engagement , that is a good ?ill ask him
 
As some of you know jeff Bush offers a kit to install the precision 2g converter in a 1g. The kit includes a new billet transmission adaptor plate, transfer case shim, half shaft bearing shim, machined pilot bearing and longer dowels for the transmission. The converter includes 8 flex plate bolts. The first thing that you need to do is remove the bearing from the 1/2 shaft to install the shim. This solves the oil leak issue. The mount on the transmission needs to be slotted to accommodate for the lateral movement towards the frame rail. When installing the flexplate it’s recommended to remove the washer plate on the crank as you loose clearance when using the kiggly flex plate and the convertor May hit the crank bolts. Jeff includes a new pilot bearing he machines so that the converter has more engagement. Everything is labeled with the correct installation orientation. I have to say I’m extremely impressed with Jeff and his kit. The parts and his customer service are top notch. As always if anyone is interested in his kit and has questions message me, I’ll get you sorted out
i know this is and old post but i am interested, please assist me sort this out an where to purchase if this is still available...
 
Looked like a completed and quality kit for sure. I wish this kit was available years ago when I swapped 2G stuff into my 1G. I had to piece together parts and played with fittings hoping everything aligned.

Although I’ve never experienced any issues with the TCase, I never thought about the spacer for it as the 2G transmission is moved about 1/4” toward the passenger side. My question is, wouldn’t the output shaft from the trans that goes into the TCase needs to be a little longer to accommodate the spacer that sandwiches between the two? I would think the splines contact area would be reduced with the spacer as-is.

Btw, what stall is the converter (L6 or 7)? What is your goal?

Good luck with the swap and keep the updates coming!
Do you have any other pics of the other shim and where it goes
 
Here's pictures from my install showing the transfer case shim, engine block shim and pilot bushing orientation.

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