What transfer case does a JK have?
Jeep introduced the NP 241OR RockTrac transfer case in the Rubicon package in the TJ (and continued it in JK) Jeep Wrangler. The NP241OR has a 4:1 low gear ratio acheived through planetary reduction. The NP241OR is only available with the Rubicon trim level in the Wrangler TJ and Wrangler JK.
Are there transfer cases for the Jeep Wrangler JK?
Which is the weakest Jeep transfer case to get?
“The NP 207 is one of the weaker Jeep transfer cases, but can be upgraded. The NP 207 has an aluminum case and chain driven planetary reduction. Thankfully the NP 207 was installed behind some of the weakest Jeep power trains every used.
What’s the range of the Jeep 241or transfer case?
The 241OR features two ranges; a low range gear that is an impressive 4.0-to-1 (the lowest of all the Jeep transfer cases) and a direct-drive in high range. It features three modes; two-wheel-drive, four-wheel-drive and neutral – for a factory combination of 2H, 4H, N, 4L. Aftermarket modifications allow for the addition of a 2 Low position.
When did Jeep introduce the rocktrac transfer case?
In 2003, and in response to the trends of off-roading, Jeep introduced the NP 241OR RockTrac transfer case in the upgraded Rubicon package in the TJ Wrangler Jeep. The increased strength and capability of the NVG 241OR, make it desirable to retain in nearly every conversion situation.
Jeep introduced the NP 241OR RockTrac transfer case in the Rubicon package in the TJ (and continued it in JK) Jeep Wrangler. The NP241OR has a 4:1 low gear ratio acheived through planetary reduction. The NP241OR is only available with the Rubicon trim level in the Wrangler TJ and Wrangler JK.
“The NP 207 is one of the weaker Jeep transfer cases, but can be upgraded. The NP 207 has an aluminum case and chain driven planetary reduction. Thankfully the NP 207 was installed behind some of the weakest Jeep power trains every used.
The 241OR features two ranges; a low range gear that is an impressive 4.0-to-1 (the lowest of all the Jeep transfer cases) and a direct-drive in high range. It features three modes; two-wheel-drive, four-wheel-drive and neutral – for a factory combination of 2H, 4H, N, 4L. Aftermarket modifications allow for the addition of a 2 Low position.
In 2003, and in response to the trends of off-roading, Jeep introduced the NP 241OR RockTrac transfer case in the upgraded Rubicon package in the TJ Wrangler Jeep. The increased strength and capability of the NVG 241OR, make it desirable to retain in nearly every conversion situation.