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#31
#32
Ok, let me put this little input in. I posted earlier and simple starting list. Simple, no detail. Then after thinking about it a little later............WTF ARE YOU PLANNING ON DOING WITH THIS TRUCK???????? SINK IT IN THE BIGGEST DAM POND YOU COME ACROSS?
But anyway you'll have to beef a lot up on this truck. Driveshafts, u-joints, Ball joints, Tie-rods, axles, transmission, brakes..ETC.
Oh and gearing, you can run your stock motor........With the right gearing it'll be plenty of power to push you through. Just remember the front and rear diff.s have to be the same ratio.
But anyway you'll have to beef a lot up on this truck. Driveshafts, u-joints, Ball joints, Tie-rods, axles, transmission, brakes..ETC.
Oh and gearing, you can run your stock motor........With the right gearing it'll be plenty of power to push you through. Just remember the front and rear diff.s have to be the same ratio.
#33
#34
Originally Posted by SpeedRebel09
Ok, let me put this little input in. I posted earlier and simple starting list. Simple, no detail. Then after thinking about it a little later............WTF ARE YOU PLANNING ON DOING WITH THIS TRUCK???????? SINK IT IN THE BIGGEST DAM POND YOU COME ACROSS?
But anyway you'll have to beef a lot up on this truck. Driveshafts, u-joints, Ball joints, Tie-rods, axles, transmission, brakes..ETC.
Oh and gearing, you can run your stock motor........With the right gearing it'll be plenty of power to push you through. Just remember the front and rear diff.s have to be the same ratio.
But anyway you'll have to beef a lot up on this truck. Driveshafts, u-joints, Ball joints, Tie-rods, axles, transmission, brakes..ETC.
Oh and gearing, you can run your stock motor........With the right gearing it'll be plenty of power to push you through. Just remember the front and rear diff.s have to be the same ratio.
#35
#37
Originally Posted by quadzjr
you need to figure out what your talking about....rockwells? gm's?
the majority of planitary axles are like clarks, and zf axles and a few others...
the majority of planitary axles are like clarks, and zf axles and a few others...
#38
Originally Posted by quadzjr
you need to figure out what your talking about....
Last edited by Skandocious; 02-01-2008 at 01:24 AM.
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