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Posted:
18 Sep 2009 6:25
by Eddie
Cool, you'll have more top end than me.
Posted:
18 Sep 2009 19:34
by drewcrane
yes 3:23 hi way friendly,i also had a big banging issue in the rear of the car in between shifting gears some thing was hitting on something,and low and behold the pinon snubber broke off and the drive shaft was hitting the floor,it put a dent in the floor,so i had the drive shaft balanced!
Posted:
18 Sep 2009 20:05
by Eddie
Looks good Drew, I see you are using what appears to be Spicer 7290 U-Joints which take a cup held clip instead of the cross joint held clips.. I just did an R&R on my Rear Diff. I bought NAPA U-Joints and when I took em out of the box they were NAPA Premium made in China. Blew me away.
Napa used to pride themselves on American made parts. I took em back and ordered Spicer Joints from another jobber.
Smart move getting it balanced
Posted:
18 Sep 2009 21:30
by drewcrane
Smart move getting it balanced ,yep it bashed the floor good enough to knock a weight off and sure enough it was out of balance,and yes o had to get the best u joints i could (remember the way i found this site was by bro, i had that vibration problem), and so i started with new d/s and u joints and since then i have done so much i for got all the crap i had to do to get rid of that vibration,but for now i just got done muscling that pumpkin in the rear by me self man thats a treat, so im off to finish the assy.
Posted:
18 Sep 2009 23:06
by patrick
airfuelEddie wrote:Looks good Drew, I see you are using what appears to be Spicer 7290 U-Joints which take a cup held clip instead of the cross joint held clips.. I just did an R&R on my Rear Diff. I bought NAPA U-Joints and when I took em out of the box they were NAPA Premium made in China. Blew me away.
Napa used to pride themselves on American made parts. I took em back and ordered Spicer Joints from another jobber.
Smart move getting it balanced
I use Spicer U-Joints in all my real car's and truck's. Can't beat them for price and, "Quality"!
Posted:
20 Sep 2009 2:30
by drewcrane
got some new meats 275/40 17 and they fit a much better ride than the previous 255/40 17
Posted:
20 Sep 2009 3:31
by patrick
drewcrane wrote:got some new meats 275/40 17 and they fit a much better ride than the previous 255/40 17
Nice meat's, Drew. We should be very safe!
Posted:
20 Sep 2009 15:24
by Eddie
Wish I had fat meats like that Drew,,looks great. My tires are like wrapping bacon on the rims.
Posted:
20 Sep 2009 15:33
by drewcrane
My tires are like wrapping bacon on the rims lol they dont look that bad,wow i never heard that before
Posted:
20 Sep 2009 15:45
by drewcrane
here is some challys i saw last night and one pic is at my old high school,and yes it is on the route on colfax! its old for denver i think its about 70 years old my dad went to this same school .
Posted:
20 Sep 2009 15:50
by dave-r
TRIVIA what do these 2 cars have in common?
I've seen the real ones.
Posted:
20 Sep 2009 15:50
by Eddie
Beats me Drew, SB chevy power? I bet Pat has wood on that red 73
Posted:
20 Sep 2009 15:51
by patrick
They both co-starred on American Graffiti?
Posted:
20 Sep 2009 15:54
by Eddie
Oh yeah harrison ford and john milner
Posted:
20 Sep 2009 16:00
by drewcrane
patrick wrote:They both co-starred on American Graffiti?
bingo you get a root beer float after the trip!!!!!!!