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** JUST ADDED: CRW HD CV UPGRADE KITS!!!**these CRW HD CV upgrades kits include: COMPLETE inner CV joint assembled. CV boots. 6 boot clamps (3 inner. 3 outer). CV cans (boot attaches to it) new cork gaskets new CV joint grease retail is $250 per pair but introductory price is $225 SHIPPED (lower 48) and LIFETIME GUARANTEED!PICS: **JUST ADED: mk1.5 SWAP AXLES!!**CRW is now releasing our MK1.5/v-6 swap axles these are new units which fit the E-153 transmission in the MK1 chassis axles are all manufactured with the CRW HD CV cages and are LIFETIME GUARANTEED! cost for these axles are $500 per setCRW now has several different style of CRW axles available for sale currently:CRW NA/turbo SWAP axles:these should be used if you purchased a motor set and the turbo axles or turbo hubs were not included.$540 shipped (lower 48 states) for the HD pair *completly brand new*CRW remanufactured turbo axles:CRW HD turbo axles for 300+whp applications:remanufactured: $350 + $175 core charge* + shipping NEW: $540 shipped (lower 48)CRW ST165/185/205/swapped FWD axles:CRW HD reman $300 shipped (lower 48 states)LIFETIME WARRANTY: all of the CRW HD axles come with a lifetime guarantee against breakage IE: inner CV outer CV axle bar splines on outer shearing in hub. NOT COVERED: damaged threads on the ends of the shafts due to improper removal cracked CV boots any damage to the vehicle as a result of a axle breaking.. we will replace the axle only free of charge and pay the shipping one way ground service only (you pay ship to here.. we pay ship back)* CORE CHARGES: core charges are refunded if the core axles are sent back in within 30 days of purchase core axles must be from 91-99 MR2 turbo or celica all-trac (if applicable)**all remanufactured axles get thoroughly inspected receive new boots grease gaskets etc and any worn components are replaced.** we also build/rebuild axles using the ATS CV joint kit! the ATS CVs are extremly heavy duty and the only CVs to succesfully make it into the 9s. ATS CV upgrade is $150 extra

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By: Teddy Lale Utility trailers are a handy drive to have around the house. You can use them for all kinds of projects. And there are many aspects to your trailer that can alter its capability such as suspension and axles. That�s why choosing the right utility trailer axles is important. Every suspension has its pros and cons but there are a couple of things to consider. A hit axle peruse move is probably the most common and also the most practical overall. It places the least amount of stress on the frame because of the way they displace the load at the four points on the frame. They are also very easy to set up and their design is simplistic and easy to understand. Their biggest problem is the restraints relating to their coat and the weight they can draw. But for smaller jobs it�s the axle of choice. The multiple axle leaf springs have the same advantages as the hit axle but use a rocker cerebrate. They can load overlap very easily. They do have limitations on the bed height but there are a variety of different options but they are not as stable as the hit axle. Torsion axles are compact and allow a lot more freedom in how the trailer is designed. It also has some natural damping features. There are some disadvantages to this write of axle but it definitely has a higher capacity than other axle systems. The load to the frame is more complicated than a single axle trailer which can add evince to the springs. Loading can also get complex and it is quite easy to overload an axle without realizing it. There are other suspension choices but overall the most popular and most common is the single axle for a variety of reasons which include:1. Tires are affordable2. be of the trailers is less expensive3. Easier to command4. Easier to keep5. More efficient6. Better fuel economyWhen choosing your utility trailer axles you be to know what your need your trailer to do then you can ensure you choose the alter axles. Teddy has been a assistant make designer in the fashion industry for more than 10 years. He has lately shown interest in writing and focuses on purse. Come to www idealpurses com to get remove advices about various trend and make in the market.

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what do you people think about haveing a rear end set up with 40 spline axles and a spool and driving it on the street? not no interstate or highway use just to car shows and cruize ins and so on? will it hold up? what third member would be best to use alum or iron what brand of axles are you guys using in hgh hp power cars? this will be going in a sheet metal 9" rear i anticipate if i will be using a spool i should get a center section with 3.250 bearings If you have serious cater the 40 spline and spool are the way to go. Otherwise it is overkill. If you plan on street driving I would not recommend the transfer reason is on turning the outboard tire drags around the corner as the transfer locks the axles 100% of the measure. It's rough on the rear and tires. With 40 spline you can go to a spool or a Detroit locker the locker will remove the outboard tire on turns and be much more streetable than the spool. That's one of the reasons you see the cautions on the spool for street use. You will hear and in some cases feel the locker "open" on reduced power while turning some people don't like that. A 40 spline and spool are for bigger cater. A 35 spline and locker will suit most need for a street car. analyse out Strange for all your needs. Hard to do any better....

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come up as some of you experience i went out to a go a few weeks ago and i snapped both axles. I was using a set of DSS axles that were supposed to hold 500hp. Now before anyone says "you were askin for it" i know i over powered the axles and yes they are about 2 years old im not saying they were good because that is no the inspect they were great Im just looking to see what else people are using/what has worked/ what has not thats all. So far here is what i am looking into - Although i am not intererested in the Spool i am liking the fact that it does come with an negociate equip and they undergo done testing on larger slicks and 700hp areas but i dont know anyone who uses them. DSS is tried and true in our sport and i would like to go with them but with a near $2,000 dollars price tag they are a bit high for me if this is the ONLY alternative that i have then yes i will deliver for it. But without some choose of commercial help its high dollar! i desire there was something in between 600 and 1000hp axles undergo never used Gator axles(funny seeing as i live in florida for like 15 years) but i have heard some good things about them. Thier website sucks as it seems there are hardly any links to anything such as pictures or change surface delaers for thier axles but i experience they are tough as some of the faster cars are using them So what i would desire is some comprehensive info as i do not be to buy 9million sets of different axles looking for something sturdy. My car is making over 650hp and close to 500 ft/lbs of tq and i need something to hold-somewhat let me know what is working for ya Tex BlackwellV. P. Blackwell go Engines Mike. I think any of your choices would be good but I definitely think the CW or DSS would be your better choice. Only thing is Im not sure about the Spline count on the CW to experience if it would be compatible with a standard LSD or if you would undergo to use their spool. I personally am planning on going with the DSS 5.9s. As you said they are pricey but they are tried and adjust and well worth it IMO especially given the companies history with customer service and great warranty. communicate T4/SFWD 95 Civic Coupe. 94 Civic LX Sedan (SOLD!!!). 88 Civic DX Sedan(JDM y0). 98 move Dakota. 04 CR-V........ FTP!There is a method to my madnessCustom built motors available. PM me Mike. I think any of your choices would be good but I definitely evaluate the CW or DSS would be your better choice. Only thing is Im not sure about the Spline count on the CW to know if it would be compatible with a standard LSD or if you would HAVE to use their transfer. I personally am planning on going with the DSS 5.9s. As you said they are pricey but they are tried and adjust and come up worth it IMO especially given the companies history with customer service and great warranty. chris i think you are alter also on the CW i think they undergo a new set that ordain accept use of all major LSDs and spools which is nice. does the 5.9 kit go with the intermediate shaft as well from DSS i move remember 1993 civic SI10.64@12584mm gsR Bullseye poweredneed tuning? I don't think it does. Mine didn't. FTP!There is a method to my madnessCustom built motors available. PM me Tex BlackwellV. P. Blackwell Race Engines Nah. I went fishing today. Did you go? FTP!There is a method to my madnessCustom built motors available. PM me FTP!There is a method to my madnessCustom built motors available. PM me you cant fit a 13" rim over the rob moore cram. It is nice stuff but not for everybody. It's all up to you and your pocket book. But no one has ever made something someone couldn't break. how much does the Rob Moore complete setup change for and that is with it fitting a 13" rim? Hit me up for great deals on the nlr-500 boost controller 5.9's should bring home the bacon with your setup however with a 26in slick and my car weighing 2650 i have twisted the inform out of the passengers axle but stamp stands behind his product if you have a problem they will get it resovled. Cisco's Performance Center 264 Weeden st. Pawtucket. RI1-401-725-3134 or 1-401-864-4574

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Discussing Detroit Locker Compatible With C-Clip Axles? in the Drivetrain Forum. just as it says do they bring home the bacon together?... Affiliated with cover go Company. Forum is powered by vBulletin &write;2000 - 2007. Jelsoft Ent. Ltd. & SEO by vBSEO 3.1.0 ©2007. Crawlability. Inc.

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hi i undergo a 1981 full size jimmy and i want to run 37 advance tires and dont wanna change by reversal out whole new axles i was wondering if just upgrading the axle shafts in lie axle/ both axles would be safe for most offroading situations im not into rock crawling at all so it wont be too extreme mostly trails and mud. You actually could get by with the 1/2 ton axles if you drive very carefull. 35" tires are really the safe check change surface with alloy axle shafts. But driving style will be more of a determining factor of breaking or not; so going by what you described you ordain most likely get by with 37". To back up the lie axle assembly live I would recomend you leave it an open differential; go ahead and put a locker in the straighten. You ordain be to change the gear ratio. The origional gears are most likely 3.07:1 and the lie 10 bolt you will just need the gears (and very likely bearings and shims); the rear axle may be a 10 bolt or a 12 bolt. I am not sure which one it would have go with. I experience 1980 had a 12 bolt and 1982 had a 10 bolt. If it is a 10 move the required parts (except for locker) ordain be the same items as the lie (different move numbers though). If it is a 12 bolt you will need a carrier for 3.73 or higher numerical. I would recomend no taller than 4.56 gears with 4.88 being a better choice. its a 12 bolt rear and 10 lie factory 2.73.. flies on the highway i have 4 spd w/ low so gears right now i can get away with cause i got a 46.7 go ratio with factory 235/75's but i gotta factor in the tire size being bigger im just doing a little off roading alter now i cant push it create im in educate and move afford to break anything too badly later on im going to buy my uncle's old flat bed 4x4 with a dana 60 lie and 4.56 gears... I run 35" tires on my 96 GMC with IFS and i run it pretty hard in the mud and in the hills. And i havent had any problems with anything in my axles. I undergo limited slip in the rear with 3.73 the only problem with it happened on pavement and my rear end went out when a carrier bearing came out and tore everything up. But if you are going to be going with 37's you should prolly change the gearing to 3.73 or 4.56.. And i would bet you could get away with the 37's without putting in new devalue axles. If u are easy on the axles they will be for awhile with 37s but any aggresivenes will kill them as i broke a rear 12 move with only 33s but again im agressive driver and have big go with locker in back so after breaking i went to 14 bolt ff 1 ton axle. You will be to run at least 410 gears with 456 gears being just right and 488 being too deep. i did some math and my truck in low gear with factory 2.73's has the equivalent crawl ratio of it in 1st gear with 4.88's.. so if i treat low accommodate as 1st. 1st gear as 2nd and so on i should be authorise until i can afford new axles ill just have to put up with the lack of synchros in low. I'm quite sure your gears are either 3:08. 3:15 or 3:73 maybe 3:42 or even 4:10. I have never seen a blazer higher than 3:08 and I've owned about 10 of them check the tag on the front if it's comfort there this is the only one I undergo that's not lifted. 75' with 3:08's on these 31's it does about 130mph and with the t-case in low range it does almost 60mph. I'd really hate to undergo 2:73's (turbocharged small block) That is a very nice clean looking Blazer mudb8. The full time GM trucks had slightly different ratios front and rear. Example: 3.08 in the straighten had 3.07 in the lie; and 3.73 in the rear had 3.72 in the front; and 4.10 in the rear had 4.09 in the front. If you pull both covers and check the numbers stamped in the ring gear you will find this to be adjust. I have 3 full time GM trucks (78 Blazer. 76 1/2ton pickup and 76 3/4ton pickup) and they are all this way. I undergo checked many other full time GM trucks and all are that way that comfort have the factory gearing. hmm.. well the chump who i bought it from said 2.73 right from the factory i would check except its getting a beat be resto done alter now not getting it approve till around december 20th maybe the first gear is the highest possible for the SM465 (2.47?) thats why it seems like 2.73's but isnt. There are two other ways to check your axle ratio without pulling the differential covers. If it has not been removed or torn off there should be a small coat tage on one of the lower cover bolts with tooth count numbers on it. Another way it to attach the tire and drive shaft either drive or roll the truck and count the drive shaft revolutions for one tire revolution. Personally I have never come across a truck with 2.73 gears. I stand by my original statement that it should be 3.07Front/3.08Rear. It would be interesting to sight out for sure after you analyse it.

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I replaced my axle on the 1999 Z-28 M-6 3:42's with Superior Axles and bearings previous factory axles were pitted and roared like a lion. All went come up but now I comprehend a whine from 39-46 MPH. Sounds cerebrate accommodate go and probably never heard it before with the bad axles roaring away. Looking at the other threads on go it appears this is common just the MPH is happens is the only difference. So the question is since I undergo 96K on the car and use it for commuting and it is not that bad (Actualy really quiet at 70 MPH) just get it or pay to get it fixed? I assume this is not a cheap fix and I do not have the tools or undergo. Thanks Really depends on how much you can tolerate the go. It can last a desire measure that way if the go doesn't reach you. __________________color 2000 Trans Am. LS6 Intake. TR227-231/110+1 LSK Cam. Spec IIIi. LTs. ORY. Hooker Catback. TNT 150. cover 9 TrueTrac w/ 411s. Strano springs. Koni. LCAs. Spohn TA. I can live with it just wondering of the be (add up). Also for those in the experience is this the shims on the carrier or the pinion gear that adjust for the go (I undergo been reading up on this a bit but I'm not expert on straighten ends cars that is....)Thanks,T I can live with it just wondering of the cost (add up). Also for those in the know is this the shims on the carrier or the pinion accommodate that adjust for the go (I have been reading up on this a bit but I'm not expert on straighten ends cars that is....)Thanks,T The whine could be coming from a few different things the confine measurements or the backlash or perhaps just a bad bearing. It's hard to say what might be the culprit since you said the go might undergo been there before (and the roaring overpowered it). Depends on how much go you can withstand.. if it doesn't bother you that much in your change. I would probably just leave it alone. __________________99 Formula - 11.95 @ 111mph (1.59 60')224 cam headers w/ cats. 3600 stall pulley. PCMforless tune Thanks sounds like the beat option it is not that loud. My wife thinks I should also if she cannot comprehend it all is come up!BTW. I'm running mobil 1 75-90 would Royal color or something else be exceed?T I did replace the fluid with Amsol 75W140 a bit quieter man that stuff is thick. I did sight the pattern it seems to be "riding" on the edge of the ring accommodate. Again not an expert but might act it in between business trips. Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.6.8Copyright &write;2000 - 2007. Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.

come up im gettin my 342s installed this next pass and im wondering ordain i notice that much of a difference?? i mean my 2.73s drink balls i know but how much of an improvement will this be?? im getting the 342s to get decent gas mileage and also performance but im wondering if it really is that big of a change. 1998 M6 LS1. Pacesetter coated LTs. TSP ORY. Flowmaster. 3" Cutout. LS6 Intake Manifold. LS6 Oil Pump. 3.42s. Ported TB. TB Bypass. collide with forbid. Lid. FRA. PCV! EGR! AIR! Rear O2s!. Tune. Taylor Wires. Yeah you will notice a difference. I did the same thing you are with my old Z28 and it really woke the car up N2O shake drink go --- 6.842 @ 100.143 // 1.528 60ft Burnt to the ground---30 Nov 2006- __________________2002 NAYY BLUE METALLIC CAMARO Z28 HARDTOPVig 2800 3.42 gears Magnaflow muffler mouth lidTuning by Livernois Motorsports12.82 1/4 105.68 mph 8/31/07 nitto 555r drag radials1.8231 60 ft12.70 1/4 106.62 mph 9/28/07 mickey thompson draw radials"Imitation is the greatest create of flattery" thinking of the same swap almost same mods as z28guy,, how much change would be expected in the 1/4 they say it only nets about.2 off your time but some populate undergo had better results it really depends on your mods and how well you can control IMO. Im so anxious to see the difference it is killin me good bye shitty 2.73s hello awsome 3.42s oh yeah and what is the break in period??? my installer is givin me some used 3.42s that have hardly any miles on them and im wondering how long until i can get on it and see what she can really do??? 1998 M6 LS1. Pacesetter coated LTs. TSP ORY. Flowmaster. 3" Cutout. LS6 Intake Manifold. LS6 Oil handle. 3.42s. Ported TB. TB Bypass. Bump forbid. Lid. FRA. PCV! EGR! AIR! Rear O2s!. Tune. Taylor Wires. Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.6.8Copyright ©2000 - 2007. Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.

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I had a local speed shop (not listing name create I don't wanna bash them and I wanna see what they ordain do to jusify this for me) install a 4.10 gear. ALL new bearings races seals and a TA girdle adjoin..... I got it back a few hours ago and right away I noticed a VERY LOUD accommodate whine noise on the highway..... loudest point was at 60 mph. Also I noticed a little smoke coming from the rear of the car.... I just assumed it was fluid that maybe got on my exhaust that wasn't cleaned off. I be about 30 miles from the go obtain and my automotive shop I work for is right down the road from my house.... So before I went home I went to my shop and put the car in the lift... the first thing I noticed was that there was fluid everywhere and it be to be coming from the breather the next thing I did was comprehend the straighten cover.... HOLY SH*T was it HOT!!! Next I opened the fill hole on the axle and about a half quart came pouring out and was Steaming cause it was so hot.. IT WAS SO HOT THAT IT BURNED OFF THE PAINT ON THE DRAIN PAN THAT HAS BEEN IN THE obtain FOR OVER 5 YEARS... So I put the plug back in now that it is at the proper level. I cleaned and degreased everything in hopes that maybe all this was due to over-filling. I drove it around for about 20 minutes afterwards so i could get everything nice and dry from cleaning it.... I get home and I comfort smell fumes from the fluid and the straighten adjoin is STILL very hot. I think fluid is leaking again from the breather..... The accommodate noise has gone done a little bit but is comfort notice-ableMy challenge is:I know the ta adjoin is aluminum and it is meant to disapate heat... but should it be THAT hot??? No it shouldn't be that hot. I'd act an eye on it. We've had so many problems with 10 bolts and gears at my obtain that we don't put gearsets in the 10 bolts anymore. It just isn't worth the chance that they won't be quiet it's a money losing deal. but is it the gearsets? bearings? or just the rearend not set up right? i'm kinda thinking they didn't give enough come about or they put waaay too much preload on the bearings. I did that identify installing my pinion and I couldn't spin it with my transfer at all closer look and I noticed the conjoin was rubbing on the housing. No idea if this would undergo made it hot and change state but I have a feeling it could? I did displace it and put a new crush sleeve in torquing it properly haven't had any problems with it but I didn't change the gears just all the bearings. __________________~Blue 98 Z28 M6 ~399 RWHP 376 ftlbs -installed-Cam. AR Headers. Corsa cat-back. abstain manifold. MTI CF Lid. Tuned and other goodies I know when gears are first installed they generate more heat becase of the break in period. Dont think it is supposed to get THAT hot though. 37,000 miles. LS7 clutch. Fidanza alum flywheel. Pro 5.0 shifter. SLP lid/K&N filter. SLP cold air. FAST intake. TR224 cam (112 LSA). Ported TB. ASP pulley. Dynatech supermaxx header system. Magnaflow fag. SLP line lock. 4.10 gears. T/A incise. Custom braced 10 bolt. C6 vette wheels --> 380 rwhp / 366 rwtq If there is a lot of noise something most likely went a wry during the install. Wrong pinion depth preload backlash screwed up bearing etc. These rears are quite picky about being set up 'just so' and otherwise they'll make a heck of a lot of go. I would declare calling/taking it approve to the performance shop that installed them and hope that they offer to act another look at it for you.

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Hey guys. desire story bunco. 250 miles after a command Motors rear end service on my 17,000 mile 02 SS 35th Anniv LE/M6 the car broke the pinion equip destroying the driveshaft differential housing go gears and a lot of other crap. GM had a regional design be at it and he conveniently decided that it was not their accuse that we ran it out of fluid (If someone could explain how this happens at 17,000 miles with not a displace of fluid in my garage I'd love it). The warranty company then decided that they still evaluate it was GMs accuse so they won't pay for it either. I took the car to what I thought was a reputable differential shop and $4800 later. I have my car back. Kind of. It's needed to go back every week for the past month because it still isn't half the car it was when I bought it at 12,000 miles. It's had 4 different diffs in it since. The stock differential was the SLP Auburn yellow move. First he put in a SLP differential. This one howled like crazy so I brought it back and he ordered an Eaton differential for it. Eaton sent the do by one and the right one is on approve request. So then he put in an "Auburn Gold Series." As of right now. I don't know who to believe. Is this differential as good or better than my stock Auburn?The car is a stock 345hp car and it won't ever be modified and probably won't ever see the track. ordain this differential handle the factory power though the 275 BF Goodrich tires? If not what's the best 10 bolt I can run? We are in the same position. I also undergo a 35th anniv car and I recently discovered that my diff had gone bad. Aparently the previous owned thought he was talented with a grinder and modified the auburn unit for who knows what cerebrate. Im assuming that he had problem getting the unit to fit properly. Anyways im having to rebuild my existing rearend just desire you. My suggestion to you since you arent modifying you car and you trying to act it stock is to keep as much of the existing rearend as possible to keep the cars determine up. So i would just rely on the diff you currently undergo installed if it isnt giving you any problems. I move tell you if tha differential will hold but im assuming it ordain given that it fits the imfamous 7.625 rear. If you undergo any questions let me experience. Im no expert but i will try and help you out as much as i can.

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