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Old 02-01-2005, 09:54 PM
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I got the car up in the air today & I think I found it. When we were coming back from the PE last year I ran over a rock in the road. It smashed my DSL up against my y-pipe. So I KNOW that is rattling. I'll bend that & then while I wait for wheel studs see what else I can find. Hopefully this is it.....
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Originally Posted by WAHUSKER
I got the car up in the air today & I think I found it. When we were coming back from the PE last year I ran over a rock in the road. It smashed my DSL up against my y-pipe. So I KNOW that is rattling. I'll bend that & then while I wait for wheel studs see what else I can find. Hopefully this is it.....
I could see that causing a false knock
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Sweet. Now we can put some damn safety back into your tune
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Don't forget to look closely at that rub mark I saw between your LS cat and the car body. It really looked like recent contact to me ? I guess once you fix the DSL, a quick logging run will tell you for sure.
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thats good mark, i had a felling it was something after you pulled timming the first time. Where did you guys get your wheel screws? looking over the car today and found i spun the wheels in the tires on the dyno, they spun past my mark about halfway around the wheel
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Your tires spun HALFWAY around the wheel? Damn Jason, were you trying to take Ellis out? Regarding screws I just went to Home Depot & bought what you'd get from Summit.....a pkg of 3/4" #8 stainless steel screws.
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Now, about those wheel studs....bad news, Jegs is out of stock too! But the good news is, those aren't the ones I need after all. I pulled a wheel off & mine are the stock size (duh) so I need the 7/16" press-in style studs. Those they have. But, I have no hole / slot in my ABS reluctor ring, so it looks like I get to take the axles someplace to have the studs installed. Dang, can just one thing be easy on this car?

SO, is there something I should know about pulling an axle on a Moser 9"? It looks like the standard pumpkin style rear end.....unbolt the 4 bolts that hold the axle to the backing plate & pop it out, correct? (after removing the e-brake) All I need now is an axle puller.
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should work just like you said. unbolt the four screws and slide it out? should be pretty easy. Let me know if you need some help .
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Thanks Jason, going good so far. No need for an axle puller, they just popped right out (well, 1 has so far). Now I need my studs.....and a trip to Randy's to get them pressed off / on.

You & Jason need to call LM & talk to Mike about Sat. He has a couple other cars dynoing, so you'll need to schedule a time. No disks yet....
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Originally Posted by WAHUSKER
You & Jason need to call LM & talk to Mike about Sat. He has a couple other cars dynoing, so you'll need to schedule a time. No disks yet....
Talk to Mike this morning, told me to come by at 1pm on Saturday. Jason, I also mentioned to Mike that you may want to dyno again, so he'd be able to get both of us in at that time.
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I will have to swing by & watch you guys. Note - there is a BIG Ford stroker coming from Spokane in the morning to dyno.

Got my axles out (had to use the pry bar on the dr side) & the correct studs ordered. Randys Off-road will press them in when they get here (& replace the bearings....required). Now, back to moving the exhaust around.
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Mark I have a set here you can use(stock ARP replacements) Just replace them later
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Thanks Ellis! Are they 2 7/8" long 7/16" #20 thread, press in? If so I will take em & give you mine when they come in.
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no they are the factory Correct 12mm, 1.5 pitch stud's to fit factory nuts. 12mm is 1mm larger then 7/16ths

ARP #100-7708...sitting on my desk as I type
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WHAT? You mean I ordered the wrong ones? Dang it, the 7/16 20 tap fit the lug nuts....well, 3-4 turns anyway. I shoulda known the stock ones were metric. Funny, I haven't seen those listed anywhere. You'd think one of our sponsors would carry them.......

Er, um, uh....yessiree-bob, there they are at Thunder Racing. I'm an idiot!!!

I will be getting 2 pkgs from Tbyrne when he gets some in. In the meantime I'll come get yours so I can get my car ready for the races.....

And if anyone needs some ARP studs that fit 'most GM products with disk brakes', I will have 10 in stock shortly.

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