Gears & Axles - 800 rwhp + 4l80e = what rear end?
FLeXNuTZ
03-08-2005, 10:45 PM
I am thinking that with the amount of power I want, I'm going to need a beefy rear end to support it. This will be a street car but it will be run from a dig on the street every now and then. Should I bend myself over and pay almost $4000 for a Billingsley fabbed 9" or would a Strange 12 bolt hold up, considering it will be behind an automatic? I want reliability but the tranny setup will cost around $5000 by itself. The thought of spending $9000 and still having a stock motor really scares me but I'll do it if it is a must.
T.J.
Scott@DrivelineSolutions
03-08-2005, 10:50 PM
Are you looking to keep your abs, or it doesn't matter?
FLeXNuTZ
03-08-2005, 11:08 PM
Doesn't really matter to me as long as the brakes still work well for daily street driving.
LS1s R US
03-09-2005, 09:50 AM
Better get the 9' incher with that type of power 12 bolts are tough but the 9 is alittle tougher!
Scott@DrivelineSolutions
03-09-2005, 11:36 AM
Pm sent to you. did you recieve? checkout video I use a 9" and i'm 3320 with 900hp
http://www.motorcityoutlaws.com/userfiles/1BAD86Z28/my%20passes.WMV
FLeXNuTZ
03-09-2005, 05:47 PM
Pm sent to you. did you recieve? checkout video I use a 9" and i'm 3320 with 900hp
http://www.motorcityoutlaws.com/userfiles/1BAD86Z28/my%20passes.WMV
Wow, that is very nice. I did get your PM and will definitely consider your services when I get my LS1. Can you build the 9" so that I can install it myself without all the bullshit issues I hear about with Moser units? Thanks,
T.J.
EDIT: Do you have a web site? I searched via Yahoo under "Driveline Solutions" and a shit load of results came back.
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