ElkinJeep
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Moses...I want to replace my OEM cable shifter. I found the Advance Adapters Jeep Wrangler TJ Cable Shifter # 715543. Could you let me know your tips about this item, does it really work? Or is just for appearance style? When do people replace this part? Please keep in mind My 2006 Jeep TJ Rubicon 2006 automatic has 5.38:1 ratio Dana 44 axles, lockers front and rear with the NV241-J transfer case. (The vehicle VIN begins 1J4FA69S06P...) The the link about this item https://www.advanceadapters.com/products/715543--jeep-wrangler-tj-cable-shifter-for-new-process-231--241-transfer-cases/. Best regards, Elkin
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Thank you Moses I will let you know my next step.
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When I am off-road rock crawling in 2L the jeep runs very rudely, i would like to run slowly, also i want to choose rear gear in 2L and front gear in 4H or neutral.
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Moses, thank you for your time, my jeep has tires 35”
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Moses, I am beginners in the off-road world, I bought my Jeep 2 years ago, I am in Bogota Colombia South America. I have 2 options: 1. Atlas 4.3 to 1. It’s going to be pretty close to what I have now with a slightly better crawl ratio. 2. Rubi-Crawler is 2.72:1 ratio, my transfer case is 4.0:1 ratio Really I do not know which to do. What do you think about each option? Elkin
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My 2006 Jeep TJ Rubicon 2006 automatic has 5.38:1 ratio Dana 44 axles doors, lockers front and rear with the NV241-J transfer case (4.0:1 gear ratio Rock-Trac) and a 42RLE automatic transmission. Considering these variables, could you please recommend a transfer case and total kit that could fit in my Jeep?
