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Old 03-10-2011, 04:54 PM   #1
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NP203 question

I just found out my truck has an NP203 transfercase on it. From what I have read so far online this is a full-time 4wd setup. My truck has manual locking hubs on it, and it sounds like that isnt normal unless it has a part time conversion in it. The hubs that it has are superwinch and they look like they have been there a long time.

Would it be better with the part time kit or as full time?
What are the advantages of full time and part time 4wd?
Should I take off the manual hubs and replace them if it still has the full time setup?
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