Sometimes it's easier to ask for forgiveness than to ask for permission (unless your dad is the source of the funds, that is...).
Should I buy a 241 transfer case?
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That's why I said you gotta have the cash...If you have to convince someone, its probably too late. I keep some at home, for just such occasions. Don't have to go to the bank, ask permission, etc.
Start setting some of your paycheck, allowance, or whatever source of income you have away in your sock drawer. Pretty soon, you'll have a couple bucks to jump on something that you need. If you sell something, the cash goes into the fund and builds it faster!
Depending on the condition and what they go for in your area, I would try to flip it. Here in the bay area Im seeing them go for $1000+ with +100k miles on them and they sell within a day.
Dude.. I missed out on a $650,000 house on 3 acres for ...hold on... $250,000 a few months back because I hesitated. TAKE THE DEAL! Lol
Agreed...for $300 it would be in my garage not asking on a forum
Brianj5600
TJ Expert
Why? That’s what every middle man in America is doing.
I’d buy it. I like the 4:1, but I’d really prefer more options that the Atlas provides.
Isnt that limited to a JK and newer? I thought all TJ 241's are 4:1? Could be possible though since that seems to be the going rate for the 2:72(231s) in my area
He said it was a Rubicon case. You're correct though, the 241 found it's way behind full size pickups, I believe.
241 vs 241OR
How the hell did the home price drop 400k? Around here they list for 400k and sell at 600k.
Knew someone that knew someone selling his passed father's unlisted property and desperate to get out of town. Cash only. He was already well off. I did some due diligence on the place, got busy at work and didn't call him for a week. he was in talks with someone else the day before I called. Oh well...
If it is a true tj np241or or np241j then that is the best deal you will ever see. I personally just sold one for 1500 in a single day. I think the swap is more worthwhile if you have a manual.
Brianj5600
TJ Expert
Just putting it out there. I have a NP231 transfer case that jumps out of gear. Replaced it with a low mileage one. 1998 sport TJ auto. If someone wants it I'm in Tennessee. I would sell it as is and you pay for shipping. I was going to take it apart but don't have time. Make offer.
I know a guy who built up a YJ with a V8. He was telling me all about his cheap junk yard 241 transfer case and how he doesn't understand what the big deal is with the Rubicon case being so expensive because of the 4:1. I showed him the round badge on mine, where it states the ratio and to go look at his. The next day, he didn't want to talk about it.