I am new to Chevy transfer case swap so be kind

[swathdiver]

Not sure that model exits:

New Process - Transfer Case Identification

New Process - Transfer Case IdentificationShop by your transfer case. Please select a model number that matches your vehicles transfer case tag below.New Process Gear has a wide range of 4x4 transfer cases! We carry parts for everything from the older NP205, to the highly popular NP261/NP263 HD...

www.rigidaxle.com

Ok, you made me look it up again! From the 2002 Restoration Kit, I see an NVG 246 which is RPO NP8 (New Venture Gear).

Then there is the Borg Warner BE 4482 which is RPO NR4, this is a 2-speed, full time transfer case. I think there's another but my eyes are bugging me looking at words.

 

[Fless]

Ok, you made me look it up again! From the 2002 Restoration Kit, I see an NVG 246 which is RPO NP8 (New Venture Gear).

Then there is the Borg Warner BE 4482 which is RPO NR4, this is a 2-speed, full time transfer case. I think there's another but my eyes are bugging me looking at words.

I meant "exists!" LOL There are NP261s and NP263s, but I don't see any NP262s. I might be blind....

 

[swathdiver]

I meant "exists!" LOL There are NP261s and NP263s, but I don't see any NP262s. I might be blind....

I was just correcting your earlier post with NO instead of MP! LOL It's your fault! LOL

 

[randeez]

pretty sure 262 dont exist.
NVG/NP uses:
first digit for single or two speed
second digit it strength
third is type of transferring it has - clutched, viscous, open, etc

edit from wp

Manufacturer	Number of speeds/gears	Strength	Type
NP = New Process Gear NV = New Venture Gear	1 = One speed (high range) 2 = Two speed (high and low range)	1 (low) to 7 (high)	1 = Part-time 4WD 2 = Full-time 4WD 3 = Electronic shift 4 = Not used 5 = Torsen-type differential 6 = Computer-controlled multi-plate wet clutch 7 = GeroDisc 8 = Not used 9 = Viscous coupling