Bling bling
not yet.... it may be in the forcast down the road.. I've got enough room to fit these... but... I may want to go wider at some point... its just baby steps.. the door is there... my fab skills are not at this point...
yah... this has broke me(the rear and wheels), even though I got the rear wholesale.... I won't be doing anymore car related stuff for a while.... unless my money tree sprouts.....but really the parents giving me a full ride and roof over my head through college helps a lot... that way I can pour it all into my slow *** junk.... I will probably have to sell my junk when I have to find my own place to live... unless I can find some kind of swank job
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From: Loganville, GA
Originally Posted by ba78ta
yah... this has broke me(the rear and wheels), even though I got the rear wholesale.... I won't be doing anymore car related stuff for a while.... unless my money tree sprouts.....but really the parents giving me a full ride and roof over my head through college helps a lot... that way I can pour it all into my slow *** junk.... I will probably have to sell my junk when I have to find my own place to live... unless I can find some kind of swank job
Originally Posted by ba78ta
yah... this has broke me(the rear and wheels), even though I got the rear wholesale.... I won't be doing anymore car related stuff for a while.... unless my money tree sprouts.....but really the parents giving me a full ride and roof over my head through college helps a lot... that way I can pour it all into my slow *** junk.... I will probably have to sell my junk when I have to find my own place to live... unless I can find some kind of swank job
My brother-in-law and I just put a Dana S60 in his TA about a month ago. The gears were setup wrong and whined (they sent us a new ring and pinion) and the cover leaks (gaskets suck).
We took it to Eatonton(1/8th mile strip) on MT ET Street Radials and now all of the driver side wheel studs are bent.
That being said its a tough rear-end, I would recommend the aluminum cover, and go ahead and get better wheel studs (they're actually 120,000 PSI bolts from strange).
I would still recommend it over a 12 bolt and a 9 inch for the strength of it's Posi for a street car. We were leaving @ 5500.
We took it to Eatonton(1/8th mile strip) on MT ET Street Radials and now all of the driver side wheel studs are bent.
That being said its a tough rear-end, I would recommend the aluminum cover, and go ahead and get better wheel studs (they're actually 120,000 PSI bolts from strange).
I would still recommend it over a 12 bolt and a 9 inch for the strength of it's Posi for a street car. We were leaving @ 5500.
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