2nd MWC rear purchase
08-16-2018, 08:14 AM
#1
2nd MWC rear purchase I ended up selling my MWC 9 inch i bought 8 years to a local guy that was in a huge hurry for it so it gave me the chance to upgrade mine. I was super worried that it was going to take months to get my new rear but that was NOT the case. MWC delivered all the components to me in 4 weeks!! I was super impressed with the timeline.
I opted to not have it powder coated to help speed up the process in order to get the parts sooner, not sure if it made a difference though. I had a local friend powder coat the rear for me Misty Rootbeer. I was kinda worried about how it was going to turn out, but it turned out amazing and I am super happy. Need to finish up the rear brakes and swap it in.
I opted to not have it powder coated to help speed up the process in order to get the parts sooner, not sure if it made a difference though. I had a local friend powder coat the rear for me Misty Rootbeer. I was kinda worried about how it was going to turn out, but it turned out amazing and I am super happy. Need to finish up the rear brakes and swap it in.
08-16-2018, 11:04 AM
#3
It is fully optioned out, tow hooks, transverse shock mounts, 5/8 studs, 40spline axles ( looks to be gun drilled ) ,Pro HD case, and custom LCA brackets that I had added locally. This gained me an additional 3 holes over the standard 5 holes MWC builds them with.
08-16-2018, 11:36 AM
#4
[QUOTE=transam69230;19950100]It is fully optioned out, tow hooks, transverse shock mounts, 5/8 studs, 40spline axles ( looks to be gun drilled ) ,Pro HD case, and custom LCA brackets that I had added locally. This gained me an additional 3 holes over the standard 5 holes MWC builds them with.[/QUOTE]
I was gonna say it looked like you had a ladder of options. Any particular reasoning you'd want them to be that low, I'd think the bracket is bellow your wheel now if you ever had a blow out your going to be digging into the road.
I was gonna say it looked like you had a ladder of options. Any particular reasoning you'd want them to be that low, I'd think the bracket is bellow your wheel now if you ever had a blow out your going to be digging into the road.
08-16-2018, 12:01 PM
#5
Yeah, to get the car setup correctly for the suspension angles I want. Having a difficult time getting the car to leave on power. I ended up actually raising the car up an inch on my current 5 hole setup, and it actually made the car more consistent in 60ft times.