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Was wondering when you would resurface! Let me know how the diff is :)
This car is built to the hilt. Amazing job on the construction
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Dude, small world again! Thanks for the work on the Diff! It's holding up fine but of course it hasn't been run very hard yet. I don't anticipate much of a shock load so fingers crossed the diff will last.
Question: I'm still running the oem driveshafts and whatever stub axles you installed. How worried should I be @500whp? Note that I'm not into drag racing but the car will stick for hard 2-3, 3-4 shifts...
As long as the tires stay not too sticky you hopefully should be ok at 500rwhp for street use. Just dont launch it too hard :)
If you kill the 84mm cv units I believe ppm and dds both make giant sized 102mm replacement shafts. Z3m is also supposed to be quite a bit stronger at 96mm
As long as the tires stay not too sticky you hopefully should be ok at 500rwhp for street use. Just dont launch it too hard :)
If you kill the 84mm cv units I believe ppm and dds both make giant sized 102mm replacement shafts. Z3m is also supposed to be quite a bit stronger at 96mm
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Sounds great, fingers crossed the tires don't get too sticky... :)
awesome car Nate -- looks like you did a great job on the swap. I'm close to making mine run, I can't wait to take it for a ride, must be a great feeling.
awesome car Nate -- looks like you did a great job on the swap. I'm close to making mine run, I can't wait to take it for a ride, must be a great feeling.
Cheers! Hang in there, it's last bits that take forever. The final product is good fun though, and well worth it!
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