What's up guys

I'm switching from 3.73's to 3.50's, so I can see it changing a little bit, but I can see the Car picking up more in the high-end

I would love to see you call Moser up and tell them that their 31 Spline Axles are junk..


Yup, again we see those Moser Alloy Axles aren't much stronger than stock..

My Car does what it does. I'm running Heads that are pretty new still and there isn't a whole lot for them yet, and I'm still running stock stuff. They haven't even been out long enough for a good Cam Baseline.
I'm sure you know one though..you seem to know everything..

Quit being a tool..
Last edited by the_merv; Jun 25, 2008 at 08:25 AM.
I plan on goin to the 1/4 with it, but I will still drive it alot on the street here as well. I'll have a little better gas mileage and some more pull in the high end..
The guy that trashed his 31 splines had a stick car, BIG difference.
I have 31 splines in my 9 inch, 3700lbs,470rwhp, 1.50 60 ft. 11.02 et, no signs of ANY twisting.
Auto cars do not have the shock load a stick car does.
David
I was actually looking at them both, and come to the conclusion that the 9" would be alot easier to work with. That and I have heard that how the 12-bolt bolts up to the Torque Arm in a really wierd way, and the nuts come loose.
Also I can say real men have 9"..
the 12 bolt does bolt up to the t/a kinda funky. instead of a bolt and nut deal like the 10bolt, it has four bolts that thread into the housing. ive taken torque arms on and off of 10 bolts, but i could not get it on the 12 bolt on the floor with jacks to save my life, had to take it to my boy at gm.
With gear ratios you may find later that 3.73s or 4.10s with the 275 60 R15 M/T radials may be the hot ticket...You'll probably have an easier time hooking that thing on a 28" radial over the 26s...Something I learned from lots of track test and tuning...Once you get thru the first 60' with more sidewall the higher numerically gear will help pull you up into higher rpm range at the big end where you'll be pulling like a freight train...This is where the folks with 9"s have fun with quick gear changes provided you can afford the $$$ to have a spare center section or just borrow one to play with...
--Alan
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