Broke my rear end
02-05-2006, 04:26 PM
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Broke my rear end I was pulling out of a parking lot on 1960 last night, just a little too much acceleration and POP! Sounded like I ran over a glass bottle. I could hear the grinding and poping noise as I slowed down to stop. Lokked under the car and saw the fuid leaking from the axel. After 120,000 miles my stock rear finaly gave out. Anyways, I was wondering if anyone knows a good place I can get a rear end replaced (preferably better and stronger then the stock one). A shop that don't rip me off on this job either. I met the guys that own Cherakee Motor sales by 1960 and 249. They told to bring it in for a good deal. Does anyone know how there work is?
Thanks, P.I.
Thanks, P.I.
02-05-2006, 04:28 PM
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click the alphabetical sponsor link at the top right of the page and enter your zipcode
it will show you the sponsors in your area.
02-06-2006, 01:04 AM
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I'd say order a 12 bolt from a sponser and do it yourself! Not very hard at all.....
Moser and Strange are the popular manufacturers. I bought my moser 12 bolt from speed inc. with all the bells and whistles. Have it shipped to a business for a huge discount on shipping.
If you're not into the do it yourself thing, call a sponser. I've had great relations with Horsepower Engineering (HPE) as well as Motorsport Technologies (MTI).
Moser and Strange are the popular manufacturers. I bought my moser 12 bolt from speed inc. with all the bells and whistles. Have it shipped to a business for a huge discount on shipping.
If you're not into the do it yourself thing, call a sponser. I've had great relations with Horsepower Engineering (HPE) as well as Motorsport Technologies (MTI).