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Old 01-11-2005, 10:48 PM
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Damn man that sucks. Good to have a sense of humor about that though! Did you upgrade the DS, or was that the stocker?
Old 01-11-2005, 11:32 PM
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ibadz went mid 9s on it
Old 01-12-2005, 06:35 AM
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I am gonna try to keep the aluminum driveshaft. If the rear locks up again, it seems like kind of a fusible link. If the driveshaft doesnt pop, the tranny would be next in line
I may get that torsen from ya.
Old 01-12-2005, 10:56 AM
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LOL, i didnt know GM came with all these goodies! haha thats funny, sucks it happened but funny
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yeah it sux it happened but I mean who didnt KNOW it was going to sooner or later. I just put another 10 bolt in and we all know it's gonna bust too....when is the question. It put up a good fight with 22 successful passes on et drags!
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nice! why not put a 12bolt or a built 9"? wouldnt it come out to about the same price as getting another after this one too?
Old 01-12-2005, 07:07 PM
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first one came in the car....I had extra posi/gears/axle from my first car that was totalled. I bought an extra rear for 150 bux. So far I got 150 in basically 3 rears and changed it in an afternoon. It lasted 22 passes and 11000 miles of hell. Not too bad. Now I see I can send in my busted posi to Auburn and get a new one for 85+ shipping.
Old 01-13-2005, 08:11 AM
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Running a lot of power through a stock rear end is not only about breakage, it's very unsafe. You have little 28 spline axles and a tiny c-clip is the only thing keeping them in the car. Well the calipers will act as a second line of defense I suppose.

If you snap a axle at speed your in a world of trouble. Luckily most times they just break at launch. But I have witnessed first hand cars with massive damage when the axle left the car down track.
I'm just saying to consider your saftey as well as money.
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I was of the mind to keep working with the 10 bolt, as it turned out in the end I finally was forced to buy a 12 bolt. For the money I spent trying to repair and keep the stock unit working I could have bought 2 12 bolts from Moser.
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man I see folks popping 9"/12 bolts all the time on here. I think witht the a4 that it would be more reliable but I am looking at the options including a 9 bolt rear or a dana from a TTA....or even a ford 8.8
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Originally Posted by cablebandit
man I see folks popping 9"/12 bolts all the time on here. I think witht the a4 that it would be more reliable but I am looking at the options including a 9 bolt rear or a dana from a TTA....or even a ford 8.8
8.8" is junk.
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not if it is built up right! =D
Old 01-13-2005, 12:25 PM
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internally they are fine, but they fit for ****, or at least one guys 8.8 setup fits for ****



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