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Thread: ALL WHEEL DRIVE CONVERSION NOW AVAILABLE FOR C4500/C5500

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    Thanks to SK.

    http://www.monroetruck.com/whatshappening.asp

    * Conversion available with diesel or gas engines, manual or automatic transmissions
    * Available in all GVWRs offered by GM
    * In-cab air switches with dash lights for front axle engage and high/low shifting
    * Carraro axle capable of being rated up to 8000#
    * Offset differential bowl to minimize frame height
    * Double-carden joints in axle provide 40 degree turn angle
    * Factory steering gear,progressive load damper and ABS maintained
    * 4WD available with all factory fuel tank options
    * Initial production is available in 5.13:1 axle ratio
    * Heavy-duty 2-speed Isuzu transfer case
    * 2.09 low gear ratio; 1:1 high gear ratio
    * Equipped with oil pump and oil cooler
    * Front axle de-clutch
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    Will this be the 'factory' 4X4? I had heard that 4X4 C-4500 and 5500 models were to be made in-house.

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    Now you would think that GM would want to do the 4x4 since that was part of the reason to build this new model.To compet with ford 450-550 4x4 models

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    Was GM going to start production of the 4x4 on the 4500-5500 series truck for the 2004 production?And does any one have any good pics showing the 4x4 on the truck ,Monroes does not show the whole truck sitting flat.

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    It looks like the Izusu transfer case will be used. They've been making em for a while for other applications. They are GM's Japanese counterpart for trucks.
    I wonder if they will be shift-on-the-fly.
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