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Old 12-21-2009, 01:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Exotic Performance Plus
The ring and pinion diameter in these rears is so small in diameter, than a decent launch can strip all the teeth of the gears. I saw it happen at our local track with a new set of Richmond gears. I have seen people put a lot of money into these 10 bolts only to have them still break. Bob
Dont ever plan on having sticky tires other than something stockish.

I have seen plenty of D.R. 10 bolt doomage.

Question: If you rock your rear end side to side and hear something banging on the inside of the axle.. what the heck could it be?
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I'm in the process of doing this myself. I forgot about welding the tubes. Another thing to add to my "list."
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Originally Posted by Joshiedoom
Dont ever plan on having sticky tires other than something stockish.

I have seen plenty of D.R. 10 bolt doomage.

Question: If you rock your rear end side to side and hear something banging on the inside of the axle.. what the heck could it be?

It's the c-clips hitting the side spider gears.
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Originally Posted by greendrazil
I'm in the process of doing this myself. I forgot about welding the tubes. Another thing to add to my "list."

https://ls1tech.com/forums/gears-axl...ing-worth.html
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subscribing. been trying to figure out what to do to make the 10 bolt last a little longer
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simply put stock tires/wheels on it.... is this an A4 or an M6 car? and BABY the living **** outta it...i have blown up 2x auburn pro series diffs * GARBAGE IMO* and 2x sets of 3:73 gears..one motive and one richmond... last time i put a rebuilt eaton diff in it, welded the axle tubes, all new seals and bearrings and it still **** on me..finally said the hell with it got a small loan and bought a moser 12 bolt and havent looked back... and all that carnage? yea that was on 315/35/17 summitomos....PHUK a 10 bolt and PHUK AUBURN PRO DIFFS...
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Originally Posted by cambirdracing
It's the c-clips hitting the side spider gears.
Thats what I was thinking but ive only had it apart twice to change fluid and everything is pretty loose Guess Ill get all of that crap new since im near the 200k range




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