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Nice, I would think the Whiner would do that with no need for a line lock.

14.4, redrilled 09 CTS-V rears with the center bore opened up. Alan

Yea it shouldn't creak...

Hopefully they balance my bias back out

The saga continues, got the rears mocked up today. Sorry for the horrible pics the camera on my phone is junk. -Alan

Looks awesome Mike, the new elbow looks much cleaner. Love how tight it fits to the valve cover.

I would never own one as a car I depended on. I love the mn12/fn10 chassis so I will probably have one as long as it is reasonable to do so, but it will always be a toy. So if something tragic happened to mine yes I think I would replace it.

Should be on the plate for 2016

I would like to come up Mike, I agree with Jay the 19th or 26 would probably work best.

American Muscle replicas of the same wheel in 19x8.5 30mm offset, and 19x10 48mm offset no spacers

If you go with the late model 19s you will need spacers they are 19x8.5 with. 50mm offset. I used 15mm H&R hubcentric ones that were over $100 a pair so make sure you factor that into your pricing. -Alan

No need I will take your word on it, I am going off 15 year old memories lol, I just remember being told that Superior made them for Ford, but there was a lot of bad info floating around in the early 2000s

The Scoundrels are the same wheel that ford racing sold as the SVT Thunderbird wheel, I remember buying my first set of those back in 99 lol.

I shipped one once, it was crazy expensive via UPS

My Tokicos were always noisy even when new they had a slight grinding noise.

I have the one i just pulled out of my car, you can have it for shipping if you want.

Dielectric grease is pretty much the same stuff. I have never had the trans mounts squeak without any but I guess it is possible. -Alan

Read up on using poly in that position, it usually doesn't hold up.

IRS differential bushing, I am not sure if a parts house will have them, but you may still be able to get them from Ford for a 2004 Cobra. -Alan

The F3LW is just the part number, it doesnt mean locking. Trac Lok is denoted on the tag on the cover, if your tag was a Trac Lok for example it would read 3L07. -Alan