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Re: KM145 - 5 Speed Strengthening Pans - More [Re: plh] #994917 11/21/10 02:50 PM
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plh Offline OP
Body Damage is Cool
I still have a bunch of these around in all fitments.


  • '83 Might Max: IG @83mmax
  • '88 Raider: my OG
  • '89 Raider: rescued
  • '92 RS M/T: sold
  • '93 SR: sent to crusher
  • '05 Montero LTD: sold
  • '18 PHEV: wife's daily
  • '14 OL GT
  • http://www.tuffpans.com
Re: KM145 - 5 Speed Strengthening Pans - More [Re: plh] #994918 01/08/11 06:43 PM
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plh Offline OP
Body Damage is Cool
Price drop on the 12mm (1/2") TuffPan Pro Kit. Now $89.95. Order at Tuff Pans


  • '83 Might Max: IG @83mmax
  • '88 Raider: my OG
  • '89 Raider: rescued
  • '92 RS M/T: sold
  • '93 SR: sent to crusher
  • '05 Montero LTD: sold
  • '18 PHEV: wife's daily
  • '14 OL GT
  • http://www.tuffpans.com
Re: KM145 - 5 Speed Strengthening Pans - More [Re: spencevans] #994919 01/10/11 03:08 AM
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TobyB Offline
Rock Warrior
Aside from the 5th gear problem,
the support for the rear main bearing is marginal.
The clip the factory stamped out just didn't
offer enough resistance against push- out. When
it was a ball bearing in a 4- speed, no- one minded.
When they went to tapered rollers, it became a trans killer.
And it made the 5th gear loading problem worse, too.

You can make or modify a stock rear bearing retainer to
solve the problem, and I think there might have been
an upgraded factory part at one point- but then it went
away. It's been decades since I messed with these-
the v6 tranny is so much stouter...

t


'89 V6 4dr- '4- Doris'
Re: KM145 - 5 Speed Strengthening Pans - More [Re: TobyB] #994920 01/10/11 03:18 AM
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Kevin C Offline
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There was a TSB on the thrust plate. The new one appears to have a harder finish. It pounds on the tapered rollers and the main-shaft. In my experiance the main-shaft tended to be worse than the counter shaft.

Either way, a new thrust plate fixes the problem. Most take a lot of miles before they have a problem.


87 Turbo Intercooled Raider, roller cam, torsen rear diff, LSD front diff, lockup auto with modified converter, V6 brakes, low transfer case gears...
Re: KM145 - 5 Speed Strengthening Pans - More [Re: Kevin C] #994921 03/15/11 03:13 AM
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plh Offline OP
Body Damage is Cool
Still have plenty of these in stock. Get your truck ready for spring.


  • '83 Might Max: IG @83mmax
  • '88 Raider: my OG
  • '89 Raider: rescued
  • '92 RS M/T: sold
  • '93 SR: sent to crusher
  • '05 Montero LTD: sold
  • '18 PHEV: wife's daily
  • '14 OL GT
  • http://www.tuffpans.com
Re: KM145 - 5 Speed Strengthening Pans - More [Re: plh] #994922 03/15/11 04:20 AM
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spencevans Offline
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Still have plenty of these in stock. Get your truck ready for spring.


The new board at www.mightyram50.net will be up in the next few weeks. I recommend you post them up over there when they get their new board. Most members over there have KM132 or KM145 transmissions. Their current board will become a read only once they switch to V Bulletin. They also plan to add a Montero/Raider section on the new board.


Spence
1985 Mitsubishi PU 2.3 Turbo Diesel, 13" lift, Watercooled turbo, 4D56 Head, Atlas II,Fox Coilovers, Elockers,

1983 Mitsubishi PU 2.5 Turbo Diesel 4x4, fully restored

2003 G500, sliders, beadlocks, roofrack, ladder etc.
Re: KM145 - 5 Speed Strengthening Pans - More [Re: plh] #994923 03/15/11 05:01 AM
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rxinhed Offline
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Paul, how about the trans in my new Turbo MM. This is a KM148??? <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" />


1987 Raider - Roxy
1988 Mighty Max 2.6L Turbo - Pearl
1997 Mountaineer V8 - Freddy
2000 Excursion V10 - Freya
Re: KM145 - 5 Speed Strengthening Pans - More [Re: rxinhed] #994924 03/16/11 12:30 AM
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plh Offline OP
Body Damage is Cool
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Paul, how about the trans in my new Turbo MM. This is a KM148??? <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" />


KM148 = automatic? They will not fit automatics.

Looking at your post thread I see you have a 5 speed. KM145 or KM132 is my guess. Tuffpan will fit OK on here.

Last edited by plh; 03/16/11 12:39 AM.

  • '83 Might Max: IG @83mmax
  • '88 Raider: my OG
  • '89 Raider: rescued
  • '92 RS M/T: sold
  • '93 SR: sent to crusher
  • '05 Montero LTD: sold
  • '18 PHEV: wife's daily
  • '14 OL GT
  • http://www.tuffpans.com
Re: KM145 - 5 Speed Strengthening Pans - More [Re: plh] #994925 03/16/11 02:57 AM
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rxinhed Offline
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Wasn't sure if the cable and hydraulic 5-speeds had different designations, thanks for clarification. I'll definitely be in touch, especially to protect from the turbo. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

Re: KM145 - 5 Speed Strengthening Pans - More [Re: rxinhed] #994926 04/26/11 01:42 AM
Joined: Nov 2008
Posts: 1,435
plh Offline OP
Body Damage is Cool
Received a new shipment from my machinist this past weekend, so ready to move them out.


  • '83 Might Max: IG @83mmax
  • '88 Raider: my OG
  • '89 Raider: rescued
  • '92 RS M/T: sold
  • '93 SR: sent to crusher
  • '05 Montero LTD: sold
  • '18 PHEV: wife's daily
  • '14 OL GT
  • http://www.tuffpans.com
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