another 10 bolt strength questions
#1
another 10 bolt strength questions
Whats up guys, i have about a 700-800whp at the moment. before i turn it up some more next season. I currentley have a stock 10 bolt...well with a girdle and a 3.23 factory gear. I dont plan on switching gears when i switch to a 9inch... BUUT in the mean time can i use my trans brake if i put some moser axles in it? A set of moser axles seem pretty cheap at 250. dont plan on leaving on much more then 5psi on the street. yes it would be prepped concrete. I know i need a 9 inch.
TH400 car with 3.23 gear.
builds 3psi on the two step at 3200
TH400 car with 3.23 gear.
builds 3psi on the two step at 3200
#2
Get a 9 inch. The axles aren't the weak link in the 10 bolt. The carrier and the 7.5" ring gear is. I started having issues with the 10 bolt on a regular basis once I got into the 1.40 60ft area. After replacing the carrier and gears multiple times I went with a Midwest Chassis Fab 9 rearend. Should have been one of the first modifications I did.
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#4
Get a 9 inch. The axles aren't the weak link in the 10 bolt. The carrier and the 7.5" ring gear is. I started having issues with the 10 bolt on a regular basis once I got into the 1.40 60ft area. After replacing the carrier and gears multiple times I went with a Midwest Chassis Fab 9 rearend. Should have been one of the first modifications I did.
Were you using the trans brake to cut the 1.4s?
#5
No that was foot braking it.
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#6
I tried footbraking my car but at 3k it starts to push through and doesnt build any boost. lol on the brake its fantastic but just beyond afraid to use it...i would see metal chunks everywhere.
I guess i can cheap out on the non beadlocks street lite wheels for a little while and save some money there cause i want to change the axle length 2 inchs in on both sides and run a 5.5 inch backspace wheel vs the 7.5s i have.
I guess i can cheap out on the non beadlocks street lite wheels for a little while and save some money there cause i want to change the axle length 2 inchs in on both sides and run a 5.5 inch backspace wheel vs the 7.5s i have.
#7
I understand that for sure. I previously ran the standard 7.5" backspace wheels when I had the 10-bolt. When I had Midwest Chassis build my setup I had them narrow it 3" per side, and I run a 15x10 with a 4.5" backspacing.
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#9
I don't think there is really any benefit to it currently. It was an appearance decision for me originally. Here is an older pic of the car. Car is currently undergoing some big changes. Single turbo LSX setup on M1. Narrowing it 3" per side is about as much as you can go before you need to start moving things around under the car.
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#10
Never hurts to try and make a 10-bolt survive but at bigger HP it doesn't seem to last long. The stock mounting style torque arm location puts to much stress on the center of the housing and this is why you see a different mounting location for the torque arm for our fabricated nine inch.
#12
Never hurts to try and make a 10-bolt survive but at bigger HP it doesn't seem to last long. The stock mounting style torque arm location puts to much stress on the center of the housing and this is why you see a different mounting location for the torque arm for our fabricated nine inch.
I went ahead and placed an order through you guys today! Will also pm you
#15
This is the direction I would go with a vehicle making upwards of 800 plus HP.
#17
I don't think there is really any benefit to it currently. It was an appearance decision for me originally. Here is an older pic of the car. Car is currently undergoing some big changes. Single turbo LSX setup on M1. Narrowing it 3" per side is about as much as you can go before you need to start moving things around under the car.
#18
Those cases and differential options are your best choice. Now I know some of the off brand thru-bolts may be tempting due to cost BUT they come at a cost using them on anything that drives on the street. To many times we had to improve oiling and clearance the case to fit the ring gear.
#19
Great choice! Midwest Chassis builds awesome products you will not be disappointed.
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