stronger rear/drivetrain
#1
stronger rear/drivetrain
welp...I will be getting 4.10's soon. And I would like to beefin up the rear. I have an idea of what parts I would need, But I also want your input and recommendations of the parts available.
#3
Originally Posted by 03gtmustang
FRPP 4.10's, Ford 31 spline t- lok, Moser 31 spline axles, and a rebuilt kit. I also recommend a new diff cover such as Trick Flow or T/A. This will help with twisting and such.
enough said...that will definitely do it.
#4
Originally Posted by Saleen S330
enough said...that will definitely do it.
#5
yep +1 here... I might substitute an Eaton or Auburn diff for the T-Lok but the 31 spline units from any of them (and true track which I love) are plenty strong for most uses.
In addition to the gears you'll need an install kit with crush sleeve, bearings, and shims. Yes, go ahead and replace the bearings now (even if you don't need it), it'll save you heartache later. It's a helluva lot cheaper to do it now while everything is apart than to have to do it later cuz things started coming apart.
In addition to the gears you'll need an install kit with crush sleeve, bearings, and shims. Yes, go ahead and replace the bearings now (even if you don't need it), it'll save you heartache later. It's a helluva lot cheaper to do it now while everything is apart than to have to do it later cuz things started coming apart.
#6
Originally Posted by r3dn3ck
yep +1 here... I might substitute an Eaton or Auburn diff for the T-Lok but the 31 spline units from any of them (and true track which I love) are plenty strong for most uses.
In addition to the gears you'll need an install kit with crush sleeve, bearings, and shims. Yes, go ahead and replace the bearings now (even if you don't need it), it'll save you heartache later. It's a helluva lot cheaper to do it now while everything is apart than to have to do it later cuz things started coming apart.
In addition to the gears you'll need an install kit with crush sleeve, bearings, and shims. Yes, go ahead and replace the bearings now (even if you don't need it), it'll save you heartache later. It's a helluva lot cheaper to do it now while everything is apart than to have to do it later cuz things started coming apart.
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