Front Axle D50 or D60?
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This is what I thought guys. I always just like to bounce things off of other people. That way when I respond I don't look like an azz. You know what I mean. You guys com=nfirmed what I thought. Thanks. Reps to those I can.
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No I haven't... yet.
I am also refraining from doing it this weekend at RRE. I don't feel my front end is up to the task. I am in the process of gathering all I need to put my D60 in there now. After I do that and get traction bars on there I will consider it. Right now I just hop like a bunny. LOL
I am, however, putting her on the Dyno on Saturday after I get live tuned. That will be nice to know where I am at with power. It will help me decide what my next mod is.
I am also refraining from doing it this weekend at RRE. I don't feel my front end is up to the task. I am in the process of gathering all I need to put my D60 in there now. After I do that and get traction bars on there I will consider it. Right now I just hop like a bunny. LOL
I am, however, putting her on the Dyno on Saturday after I get live tuned. That will be nice to know where I am at with power. It will help me decide what my next mod is.
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I am, however, putting her on the Dyno on Saturday after I get live tuned. That will be nice to know where I am at with power. It will help me decide what my next mod is.
Every dyno is subjective when it comes to numbers, but they're still fun to talk about!
I wish I could be joining you bro. My initial plans were to head out with Clay and the West Coast contingent, but when I looked at the fuel costs, that alone stopped me in my tracks.
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That's a bummer I would love to meet you. Oh well maybe next time.
I will definately post up my numbers. I have heard of these things being called the humblers and not the dyno so I am not getting my hopes up.
I will definately post up my numbers. I have heard of these things being called the humblers and not the dyno so I am not getting my hopes up.
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Yeah how 'bout that. You like 'em. I thought it was almost time to retire the old ones. So I went ahead and did it. I coulda probably got another 3 months off the old ones but hey, you know. LOL
Seriously I got 285/75R16's this time instead of the 295's.
The "E" range don't have white letters.
I have heard that they wear faster than the "D"'s but only time will tell.
Here is a vid for yall.
http://gs164.photobucket.com/groups/...ynoTime041.flv
Seriously I got 285/75R16's this time instead of the 295's.
The "E" range don't have white letters.
I have heard that they wear faster than the "D"'s but only time will tell.
Here is a vid for yall.
http://gs164.photobucket.com/groups/...ynoTime041.flv