Got them through King-o-matic directly. You can go to any transmission shop though. Berts automotive and mister transmission are good.
Update: just rebuilt the transfer case so I got a few pics of that. Its a pretty neat design. It uses electrical input to trigger a hydraulic motor to pressurize a piston to mechanically engage a clutch pack and it is all varied on the electrical input giving a certain pressure to allow enough grip or slip to give you your varied torque transfer. So basically electrical over hydraulic over mechanical.
Update: just rebuilt the transfer case so I got a few pics of that. Its a pretty neat design. It uses electrical input to trigger a hydraulic motor to pressurize a piston to mechanically engage a clutch pack and it is all varied on the electrical input giving a certain pressure to allow enough grip or slip to give you your varied torque transfer. So basically electrical over hydraulic over mechanical.
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