Rear end starting to take a walk... What to do?
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She's howling like mad, and in the past few days I've heard a few grinding noises. I would really like to put a strong rear in there, and I know of some of the options (swapping a Ford 9", Moser, Strange, etc.)
What I want to know is, what is the easiest and most cost-efficient method to mending this situation, while still having a decently durable rear-end? I'm still somewhat new to the F-Body world, so I would like some insite from the experts here. I'd prefer not to break the bank by spending $2,000-$3,000.
Thanks in advance.
2000 TA, btw. M6.
What I want to know is, what is the easiest and most cost-efficient method to mending this situation, while still having a decently durable rear-end? I'm still somewhat new to the F-Body world, so I would like some insite from the experts here. I'd prefer not to break the bank by spending $2,000-$3,000.
Thanks in advance.
2000 TA, btw. M6.
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Your best shot at permanently fixing this problem within Your budget is purchasing a used performance rearend assembly. Have it checked by a professional before purchasing!! You might look at the classifieds, there are rearends for sale in there regularly.
Good Luck,
Carl
Good Luck,
Carl