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Originally Posted by bad6as
is it true that it dosent rob as much hp as a 12 bolt or 9"
All PM's sent, thank you for your inquires.
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tHey John, that thing looks pretty stout. I am ggonna have to see if Scott can put one on layaway for me or something lol. Im sure ill be seeing you in the Chem or Barrymores when the weather gets nice. Nice lookin rear!
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Originally Posted by maverick18
tHey John, that thing looks pretty stout. I am ggonna have to see if Scott can put one on layaway for me or something lol. Im sure ill be seeing you in the Chem or Barrymores when the weather gets nice. Nice lookin rear!
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Scott, i have clicked on your link and it's not working.....I to am curious about your rearends, I am just doing research at the time, but a 9in is definitely in my future......Or is you could PM me a price on a 9in with ABS and TCS if possible.
As for gears, I am wanting as close to stock as possible....But I want something that can take the abuse of going to the track from time to time and not have to worry about breaking anything other than the times I ran last week....LMAO Thanks.....
As for gears, I am wanting as close to stock as possible....But I want something that can take the abuse of going to the track from time to time and not have to worry about breaking anything other than the times I ran last week....LMAO Thanks.....
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Originally Posted by 00TAProject
Scott, i have clicked on your link and it's not working.....I to am curious about your rearends, I am just doing research at the time, but a 9in is definitely in my future......Or is you could PM me a price on a 9in with ABS and TCS if possible.
As for gears, I am wanting as close to stock as possible....But I want something that can take the abuse of going to the track from time to time and not have to worry about breaking anything other than the times I ran last week....LMAO Thanks.....
As for gears, I am wanting as close to stock as possible....But I want something that can take the abuse of going to the track from time to time and not have to worry about breaking anything other than the times I ran last week....LMAO Thanks.....
Sorry about that, I am having a new guy take over and finish my site. I had to let the domain name renewal run out os I could have full control of my site. All is well, Pm sent to all that has asked up to date 4-17-06.
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Please send pricing info to me as well!
4.10s, 4 channel, tru-track
Also, will this require a driveshaft change? If so, can you include a price for it as well?
Also, what brand housing is this and what other modifications will be required?
Thanks
4.10s, 4 channel, tru-track
Also, will this require a driveshaft change? If so, can you include a price for it as well?
Also, what brand housing is this and what other modifications will be required?
Thanks
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I'll hop on the wagon here. PM please, rear with 3.73ish gear, locker, steel or cromoly driveshaft if you can do it too.
Car will be making 650+rwhp, and running slicks. So whatever setup would be strong enough, yet streetable.
Car will be making 650+rwhp, and running slicks. So whatever setup would be strong enough, yet streetable.