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The Brown Truck finally got here.

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Posted by: Frogman

And this is what the guy bringeth me.

This is one LITE driveshaft. I'd give it about 12-14 lbs if that. I feel like it will break if I handle it too much.



Posted by: evillally



4.56 time, or what?



Posted by: Frogman

No Sir...

3.73's and Track-lok. Just waiting on an IRS Pinnion Brace and bushings, 255LPH/HP pump, and my mechanic to get back from vacation.

If all goes well, everything should be installed by next Friday, a week from tomorrow.

I would have done the driveshaft and Fuel pump, but since the OEM driveshaft has to come off for the gear swap anyways, I figured I'll let him do all the under the car work. It is nice to have a lift....


~Mental Note~ Hijack Santa's Sleigh This Christmas, and see if he has a car lift in his "toy" bag.



Posted by: MonsterMark

Quote:
Originally Posted by Frogman
3.73's and Track-lok. Just waiting on an IRS Pinnion Brace and bushings, .
Who are you using for the IRS brace and how much?



Posted by: fossten

was that the 1330 or 1350 series, b or c?



Posted by: ONEBADMK8

There 1330's. Frogman, your fpr is on its way too bud!



Posted by: Frogman

Quote:
Originally Posted by MonsterMark
Who are you using for the IRS brace and how much?
Rich T, mn12.

Options: irs_option: Add IRS Diff Bushings $260.00 1 $260.00

I was going to get the Diff Cover mount as well, but I'll have to wait on that for a bit. My accountant yelled at me today for spending way too much too quickly on parts... What does the guy know, he drives a Corolla... A 92, at that.

OOOO. AFPR!!!!! Gotta Get me one of them too.

I thought Dennys sent me the 1350 Series??????????????

How much torque will the 1330 take? I wonder if it will live with ~500 Ft. Lbs...



Posted by: 94m5

Yea...they will live under 500+. 1330's are plenty for your average hodrod lincoln. 1350's are for 700+ with traction. You'll twist the half-shafts before you break the 1330's



Posted by: Frogman

That reminds me...

I gotta Call Raxles. Thanks 94!



Posted by: 94m5

Quote:
Originally Posted by Frogman
That reminds me...

I gotta Call Raxles. Thanks 94!

no prob



Posted by: driller

Quote:
The Brown Truck finally got here.
Don't you just love the guy!

I gotta remember to put my Brown Truck guy on the Christmas card list.





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