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Update,so far the chev internals do have some differences,ie,longer shaft length on one of the main shafts,but if you use all the chev internals shouldnt be a problem.
ALL the declutching units on both transfer boxes ARE GM.that is the Ford box and the same with the Chev box! i can see the purists sqirm over that!. Some of the main box bearings appear to be the same as on a GMC as well. To be continued
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10-10-11, 09:28
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Differences
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Hi Ken.
This is a pick of my Ford Transfer case with GM internals. Front Axle declutch is off a C8 
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Strange green colour.....
.... must be the setting on my computer.....
Kidding aside..... nice clean job..... is it leaking yet ???? Bob C
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Thanks.
Dosent leak a drop. I put it together with hardend flat washers & loctite 510 around the bolts, not spring washers. As I had done one before with spring washers and it leaked like real bad. 
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