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ZUKIWORLD Model Specific Suzuki Forum => Suzuki XL-7 (Gen. 1 Platform) 2001-2006 => Topic started by: whitfield on September 18, 2006, 10:38:06 AM

Title: Any way to get a Kicker III behind a XL-7
Post by: whitfield on September 18, 2006, 10:38:06 AM
What are the transmission / T-case options behind these trucks.

Any Similarity to the 1st Gen Tracker Sidekick.  Getting a Sammy T-case involved would solve the great gearing issue.

Are the GV-XL-7  2wd Transmissions and 4wd Transmissions interchangable or a seperate item.
Title: Re: Any way to get a Kicker III behind a XL-7
Post by: whitfield on September 20, 2006, 11:42:12 AM
Can anyone give me a picture of a 4-wd transmission tailhousing, or front of the T-case. 
Title: Re: Any way to get a Kicker III behind a XL-7
Post by: ebewley on September 27, 2006, 09:38:18 AM
What are the transmission / T-case options behind these trucks.

Any Similarity to the 1st Gen Tracker Sidekick.  Getting a Sammy T-case involved would solve the great gearing issue.

Are the GV-XL-7  2wd Transmissions and 4wd Transmissions interchangable or a seperate item.

Xl7 output splines are different on the automatics vs. GV or Sidekick. Here's a package of parts that do fit together no adapters. '03 2.7 XL7 engine | '03 GV automatic | '93 Sidekick t-case with Calmini Crawler gears. Manual transmissions on the GV and XL7 have different splines that won't work with crawler gears but the 'cases' bolt together.

Hope that helps.

-Eric
Title: Re: Any way to get a Kicker III behind a XL-7
Post by: sergi on September 29, 2006, 08:55:14 AM
What is the spline count for the Manual GV? And the auto?
Does anyone know the difference between 1999-2001 and 2002-2005 gearboxes? They seem to be different for some reason. Besides, the manual says there are two types, mine is type 2, are all 2002-2005 type 2?
Title: Re: Any way to get a Kicker III behind a XL-7
Post by: blacknight on September 29, 2006, 10:09:21 AM
I was told by Calmini that it differnce between the AT and the Man. tran t-cases was how long the out-shaft was.  Which was why they only have t-case gears for the AT .
Hope this helps some.

George

Title: Re: Any way to get a Kicker III behind a XL-7
Post by: sergi on September 30, 2006, 02:56:33 AM
But the Calmini page says:
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*FITS ALL NON V6 MANUAL EQUIPPED VEHICLES*
It also says only 1999-2002 vehicles! What I'm guessing is manual gear case 1999-2002 is type 1 and 2003-2005 is type 2. And 2003 auto somehow goes straight in the sidekick gearbox, accorgding to whitfield. Which possibly means that 1999-2002 (Type 1 manual gearboxes) don't have splines compatible with sidekick transfer boxes, but possibly 2003-2005 do... I think I'm going to get myself a sidekick tranny to see ::)
Title: Re: Any way to get a Kicker III behind a XL-7
Post by: ebewley on October 02, 2006, 08:46:26 AM
I was told by Calmini that it differnce between the AT and the Man. tran t-cases was how long the out-shaft was.  Which was why they only have t-case gears for the AT .
Hope this helps some.

George



With the XL7 the spline count is different and larger. Speaking from experience with the automatic only.

-Eric