My pocket hurts..lol
02-27-2011 | 11:40 PM
#21
...they told me 6 weeks so it would be around the 3rd week of march...i hope anyways
02-27-2011 | 11:43 PM
#22
thats cool...when did u order urs????yea i got short arm but 4.30s...thats for sure wallet hurts a lil but i think its money well spend...car will have one bad a** rear end thats for sure
02-27-2011 | 11:47 PM
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04-04-2011 | 10:31 PM
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yeah i gotta go pull my axles outta my 10 bolt and get my reluctor wheels and backing plates ready. I'm excited as hell too I'm going down to thier shop to pick it up when it's done.
04-05-2011 | 04:04 PM
#34
^^ I would give Eric At Midwest Chassis a call if you are interested in a Fab 9 Inch rearend. Hands down, he fabricates 1 of the best 9 inches out there on the market, and you won't find 1 for a cheaper price with all of the options. It'll come any way you want it built and will come with your choice of trq. arm and the crossmember can be setup for True Duals or a Catback style Exhaust. 
Not to mention mine was 20 lbs lighter than my stock 10 bolt with all of my options. I had the larger 35 spline axles (stock length rearend/axles) and a "Heavy" Detroit Locker differential.
Not to mention mine was 20 lbs lighter than my stock 10 bolt with all of my options. I had the larger 35 spline axles (stock length rearend/axles) and a "Heavy" Detroit Locker differential.
04-05-2011 | 09:58 PM
#35
Thats a lil impressive that you got that part already, especially since its powdercoated. Mine took 3 months for the housing package & center section, & waited another 2-3 weeks for the axles. Still waiting on axles & center section still? Youre gonna have fun trying to get that center section lined up on the housing studs with it installed in the car. I had to tweak just about every one of those studs. Its much easier with the axle on the ground faced up. I think weather will finally cooperate here & I can drive mine to the shop & get mine installed this weekend.
04-06-2011 | 06:14 AM
#36
Thats a lil impressive that you got that part already, especially since its powdercoated. Mine took 3 months for the housing package & center section, & waited another 2-3 weeks for the axles. Still waiting on axles & center section still? Youre gonna have fun trying to get that center section lined up on the housing studs with it installed in the car. I had to tweak just about every one of those studs. Its much easier with the axle on the ground faced up. I think weather will finally cooperate here & I can drive mine to the shop & get mine installed this weekend.
04-06-2011 | 07:42 AM
#37
no i got the axles...just waiting on driveshaft an center..should be here by the end of the weeks..sucks tho im workin 12 hour 6 days a week time is a hard thing to find...yea guess i will find out how much of a pita the center will be to put in....but there is a pit so it might make things a lil easier
04-07-2011 | 04:41 AM
#38
04-07-2011 | 03:32 PM
#39
Thats a lil impressive that you got that part already, especially since its powdercoated. Mine took 3 months for the housing package & center section, & waited another 2-3 weeks for the axles. Still waiting on axles & center section still? Youre gonna have fun trying to get that center section lined up on the housing studs with it installed in the car. I had to tweak just about every one of those studs. Its much easier with the axle on the ground faced up. I think weather will finally cooperate here & I can drive mine to the shop & get mine installed this weekend.
Yes it is true to set these things up while out side the car that is for sure but can be done if you take your time. We have swapped out centers here in house with the rear ends in the car with out any issue.
