how to beef up ur 10bolt
05-06-2008, 10:41 AM
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If you want to drag race these cars why don't you just buy the 12 bolt or 9" and be done with it. When I was 18 and had my first camaro and busted the rear I saved my own money, with the car I bought myself, and bought a 12 bolt. That 12 bolt went thru 4 years and 2 cars without a problem and I still sold it for $1500 in the end. At that time it was still in great working order. Just buy a better rear or don't be so hard on it. It is that simple. Please don't waste your money on the 10 bolt.
05-06-2008, 10:48 AM
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THe one major thing I see wrong in the way that housing was welded is ........
Where is the housing jig? That guy is gonna be upset when he finds out his axle tubes are bent and tweaked from all the heat theyjust applied to that housing and did not put it in a lathe or a housing jig tohold it true. Live and learn.
Jeff
Where is the housing jig? That guy is gonna be upset when he finds out his axle tubes are bent and tweaked from all the heat theyjust applied to that housing and did not put it in a lathe or a housing jig tohold it true. Live and learn.
Jeff
