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Overdrive (sic) gearboxes

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What is the story on the overdrive gearboxes I have seen listed? Are they 716 boxes? Or a few gears from some else? Thanks.
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Post by Erik712m »

It's the T.D. transmission gear box doesn't match the power band of the 2.5l engine. I would like to play around with it but he requires you to send in your transmission.
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Post by Erik712m »

Dave Dunn Wrote:


Hi Vince
If it's the same one, they were TD trannies

And their gearing is a lot different than the gassers.

716/18 5 speed

1st 4.25
2nd 2.505
3rd 1.48
4th 1.00
5th .747

710/12

1st 5.33
2nd 3.24
3rd 2.04
4th 1.30
5th 1.00





Dave, were have you been ?
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Post by Jim LaGuardia »

You should never have to surrender your trans in exchange for a TD trans.
All that is needed from the original trans to convert a TD trans to fit a Gasser is the trans mounting bracket and studs, and the rubber plug in the shift tower.
The Shift lever has to be reconfigured and it fits, but the ratios suck if used in a 710.
Average cost i've seen em go outright on Ebay over the past 2 years has been, $1600-$3400
Market determins price.
I have one that needs a few gears, but I haven't got the funds to put it back together yet.
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Jim, you going to see if it works with your new cam?
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Post by Jim LaGuardia »

No, I like the gears the way they are in my 710M.
I don't find the expense justifiable for my types of driving . I could see putting one in a 710 that never goes off road, but still I would advise against.
I can already cruise at 70mph all day the way my truck is set up. I don't need to go any faster.
Just remember, the Pinz is only a very cool looking enhanced tractor that can both crawl and go on the highway :roll:
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Post by David Dunn »

Erik712m wrote: Dave, were have you been ?
The simple answer Erik is , first to the typical comment used on this forum
The only dumb question, is an unasked one
There have been a couple of threads here lately that DO qualify as stupid questions, and no way to properly answer without writing a novel. ( surprisingly, you didn't start either of them :shock: :lol: )

I am starting to see more intelligence in " Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader?".... if it gets any worse here, I might have to resort to watching "TMZ"....... NOOOOOO ! :evil:

And for Ohio Pinz, if you have a 712, you may consider changing the T case to one from a 710, but don't bother getting a tranny from a TD , you'll screw up your gearing mix. If I hadn't sold my 712 when I did, I would have swapped the TD tranny I had in it back to the stocker

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Dave, sure miss your criticisms even if they were directed in this direction. :) :lol:

Better watch it Jacob Marley maybe visiting you soon. :lol:
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Post by David Dunn »

Erik712m wrote:Dave, sure miss your criticisms even if they were directed in this direction. :) :lol:

Better watch it Jacob Marley maybe visiting you soon. :lol:
Heck he was a client, , I wrote his business model. :wink:

And I'm trying to redraft Jim's :lol:
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Post by OhioPinz »

Thanks for all the feedback. I'll keep my money, and my gearbox stock.
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Post by ka »

dave - so the 710 gearbox is a rightous improvement for the 712? no real down sides?
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Post by David Dunn »

Ka
If you had read this, you wouldn't have asked another stupid question!

http://real4x4forums.com/PinzgauerBBS/v ... php?t=4065

AND, DO NOT confuse the gearbox with the tranfer case.
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DO NOT confuse the gearbox with the tranfer case.
But it has gears in it... :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :P
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Post by David Dunn »

Erik
Don't you have something to do?.....like wash your decoder ring , ..or update your spellcheck.. :lol:
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Post by Erik712m »

Don't you have something to do?
Not at the moment but Scott's shipping me a new project. :D


like wash your decoder ring
Polished and awaiting for the reruns to start. That time of year. :lol:

or update your spellcheck..
The forum has a spell check button. :lol: :shock:


Glade to hear from you again.
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