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Old 03-11-2008, 12:57 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Hi all,

I have a 1970 Serie IIA and I am in the process of getting some work done. The restoration place strongly suggested I consider adding a Rovers North transfer case for $1,800 (parts and labor); their justification is that even over short distances it helps the engine by allowing it not to run as hot. I drive the rover every weekend, but I do not drive it over long distances often at all.

I have to be honest, I am not familiar with the concept of an overdrive and therefore don't know if it is a good investment. I am already spending a significant amount, no where near a full restoration but still a pretty big dent in my pocketbook, and I am not sure whether I should go for it.

Comments, ideas??

Thanks,
Eddi
High ratio Tcase and an overdrive are not the same.

I have been looking at the same thing for my SIII. I have been advised by several knowledgable people that the Tcase is not good for the stock or even modified 2.25.

Go with a Fairey or Roverdrive.

Unless you are going to do a Merc diesel or Robert Davis engine swap, then the HRTC will work well.
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