STAK 2 speed t case

TB-F · Feb 20, 2007

Anybody on here ever had any experince with one of these? Heard of anyone who has one? I know wildman has a stak 3 speed in his jeep and seems to like it. I'm looking at a 2 speed as a atlas alternative.

Not Jobless · Feb 20, 2007

Why do you need an alternative to an Atlas? Is there something wrong with the Atlas-II?

TB-F · Feb 20, 2007

No, nothing at all. Other than the stak box seems to be of the same quality as the atlas, 32 spline outputs, hilical cut gears and so on. But it is about $500 cheaper than the atlas.

Not Jobless · Feb 20, 2007

TB-F said:
No, nothing at all. Other than the stak box seems to be of the same quality as the atlas, 32 spline outputs, hilical cut gears and so on. But it is about $500 cheaper than the atlas.

$500 would make me think twice too

Bunk1 · Feb 21, 2007

Jobless said:
$500 would make me think twice too

Ditto. Why dontcha buy some radflo's instead of some sway aways.

Nuzzy · Feb 21, 2007

TB-F said:
Anybody on here ever had any experince with one of these? Heard of anyone who has one? I know wildman has a stak 3 speed in his jeep and seems to like it. I'm looking at a 2 speed as a atlas alternative.

I've just heard of growing pains from this, and other boards. People seem to like the product and the customer service is great, but it has to be because of some of the weird issues they've had. Sorry, no first hand experience. Like Bunk told me though, and like Brad is suggesting... With an Atlas, you know exactly what you are getting and that it will work first time and everytime.

Binder · Feb 21, 2007

TB-F said:
................. I know wildman has a stak 3 speed in his jeep and seems to like working on it.......................

:;.......

Six-Nine · Feb 21, 2007

Jobless said:
$500 would make me think twice too

Got my attention...I'll let you know in a few months:;

Not Jobless · Feb 21, 2007

Bunk said:
Ditto. Why dontcha buy some radflo's instead of some sway aways.

I just might...as I'm trying harder to fit in thes days :flipoff:

welder_nick · Feb 22, 2007

weird issues

Nuzzy said:
I've just heard of growing pains from this, and other boards. People seem to like the product and the customer service is great, but it has to be because of some of the weird issues they've had.......

http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=469362&page=11

found a guy on pirate that had a problem with the clocking ring bolts coming loose on his stak 2speed

Wildman1 · Feb 22, 2007

And did you also read where one guy also had the same thing happen to his Atlas? Bolts come loose sometimes. I think every new item that is released has people looking at it under a microscope to see if there are going to be problems.

crash2 · Feb 22, 2007

How about the ORION case :haha:

TB-F · Feb 24, 2007

crash said:
How about the ORION case :haha:

Why does that sound so familiar?

TB-F · Mar 5, 2007

Whell aparently STaK t cases are rather popular right now because it will be 5 weeks before mine even ships. Nice that when you call stak the owner awnsers the phone while running a mill:haha: Aparently they are set up to do 20 cases a month and last month did 50 so there just a wee bit busy.

I will give it a savage beating this summer and let you all know how it holds up

Specs of what I ordred. 5.44:1 low. 32spline outputs w 1350 u joint yokes, 10 spline input for sm465, pas drop.

jeffs88toy · Mar 5, 2007

my works great.

TB-F · Jul 30, 2007

It only took 16 weeks but I finaly got it

Shure is purdy..

crash2 · Jul 30, 2007

The stak cases are also harder to shft new--I have been playing with the one I have now and its pretty stiff...

skrause · Jul 30, 2007

That's..... a lot of cap screws.

:corn:

thecableguy2 · Jul 30, 2007

do you have a nervious problem,

because the pics are sure shaky

Bunk1 · Jul 30, 2007

My tried ans true atlas built by a major long enisting 4wd company still shifts hard but will loosten up in a few months. I hope stak has gotten things worked out, Very adventuresome for 3 guys.