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take a regular cover for the plug and weld it in.
just to be sure its sealed on the inside of your cover on the weld seam lay a bead of silicone grey.

 

ok, you could of told me that, wasnt too complicated. I was just wondering if i could punch out like a 3/4" hole and weld in the unit, without tryin to hack one out of another and putting it into mine.

 

I was just wondering.

 

ok sounds good to me. ya i just got my rear leafs today, so by the end of the week, i wanna have the front axle mocked up pretty decent, and starting to figure out how i wanna do the rear.

 

what and tap the hole??

 

no, i wasnt sure if they made them or not, but like punch a hole at 3/4" or so, and like a 3/4" outside diameter plug that is like 1" long, with oo like 9/16" threaded hole on the inside of it where your plug would be? just seems like it would be alot easier, had no clue if the made one or not just was wondering

 

Any stock '77.5-'79 front pan that I have ever seen is made out of heavier material than a rear pan.

 

mark, not sure what your telling us? confused?

 

K i'm pretty much done with this thread. Just buy one so you dont look like a goof. I'm out
https://www.4wdfactory.com/store/pro...erential-Cover

 

Just what I said, a stock front pan is made out of thicker material than a rear pan.

 

idk why you are getting pissed, i asked you a question, just didnt know if they made something or not? you said you would help me so i was just asking simple questions and you were getting all worked up, i aint tryin to **** anyone off at all.

 

ya i know they are thicker, what are you tryin to tell me. sorry

 

Just thought I'd mention that.

 

oo ok, ya i plan on leavin it alone. maybe making one that is on the bottom side, not welded together, but bolts on to the bottom half. to where it would never put pressure on the acaul cover just the housing and the ring of the covers.

 

again, why are you worrying about this now......unless you bouncin your chit on top of rocks you prob. wont have a problem.