Atlas JL Transfer Case

[Some Random Guy]

Please tell me someone has ordered this and has installed it?

I didn't get a single reply asking about this - https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/atlas-transfer-case.89932/

They’re still over 10 weeks out. @chevymitchell has one on order.

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[chevymitchell]

They’re still over 10 weeks out. @chevymitchell has one on order.

I just got off the phone with Advance Adapters.

I put my name in the cue March 4th.

They do not take deposits until your transfer case comes up for build.

They said I should expect a call to confirm the build and take payment around the end of June/beginning of July.

He also said they have hundreds and hundreds of orders right now. The lead times grow. 8 weeks turns into 16 weeks really fast. I’d expect it to continue to grow for a while.

 

[mikej]

Currently an 18 week wait:

 

[1996cc]

I just ordered one and its 18-20 weeks currently. I’m slated to ship Dec. 16th…

 

[1996cc]

Forgot to update this thread. I got mine about a month ago. Called Advance yesterday to confirm some details before I installed it and learned that this adapter is worthless to me and that it won‘t work in my 392 - Despite Scott Blum calling them a long time ago to inform them the 392 had a different patter, and myself confirming that with them when I ordered. It’s beyond frustrating. Hopefully they can get the proper adapter in production soon. That being said, all you 3.6 and diesel guys should be just fine. Another fair warning, their instructions are garbage. They don’t even give you the proper clocking hole suggestions to start with ??‍

 

[J0E]

Forgot to update this thread. I got mine about a month ago. Called Advance yesterday to confirm some details before I installed it and learned that this adapter is worthless to me and that it won‘t work in my 392 - Despite Scott Blum calling them a long time ago to inform them the 392 had a different patter, and myself confirming that with them when I ordered. It’s beyond frustrating. Hopefully they can get the proper adapter in production soon. That being said, all you 3.6 and diesel guys should be just fine. Another fair warning, their instructions are garbage. They don’t even give you the proper clocking hole suggestions to start with ??‍

That being said, all you 3.6 and diesel guys should be just fine.

And 2.0T

 

[1996cc]

Here is the install in my 392. Just received the remaining parts today-

https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/392-atlas-transfer-case-install.110309/

 

[aus-jeep]

Any updates on Atlas installs?
Any issues or is it smooth sailing now?

Has anyone else done it, and what motor/trans did you put it behind?

 

[1996cc]

Mine is still kicking ass. I’ve seen several installed in 392s now online.

 

[aus-jeep]

Mine is still kicking ass. I’ve seen several installed in 392s now online.

It's awesome to hear that it's holding up to the 392!

What axles and tires are you running, and have you pushed it on any hard trails yet?

 

[1996cc]

Just mild crawling and sand dunes so far. And I use heavy throttle in the dunes. I had surgery and so did the Jeep since I installed it, so some wheeling trips were canceled (like a week in Sand Hollow ?). But now it has Fusion 60/13 and 40”s. So it’s ready to party!

 

[WashingtonWetWheeler]

Can anyone confirm if the atlas works with aftermarket skid systems? I have a full artec skid system and would love to hear if it does before pulling the trigger.

 

[CloakedWillys]

Can anyone confirm if the atlas works with aftermarket skid systems? I have a full artec skid system and would love to hear if it does before pulling the trigger.

I know we have a bunch of customers running them under @Metalcloak skids.

 

[WashingtonWetWheeler]

I know we have a bunch of customers running them under @Metalcloak skids.

Thank you, without modification? Straight bolt up?

 

[CloakedWillys]

Thank you, without modification? Straight bolt up?

Straight bolt up on the 392 for sure. Pretty sure is on the other motors as well.

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