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5.0L (1979-1995) MustangTechnical discussions on 5.0 Liter Mustangs within. This does not include the 5.0 from the 2011 Mustang GT. That information is in the 2005-1011 section.
i havent been able to lock up at the track and a buddy mentioned welding the rear, anyone have any experience with this? Im a good welder and im sure i can handle it, just dont know the procedure.
that's the redneck and stupid way out of it. i know a few people that've done it to their v6 stangs and camaros. it lasts a few burnouts and donuts then breaks. just put new clutch packs in it and get your 2 tire burnouts back.
id do theclutch packs r if its a track car a spool or mini spool, have have welded them but only in derby cars
A spool would have the same effect as welding the spider gears..... Only difference I can think that you would be referring to would be less rotational mass, but I can't see if making a noticeable difference
I have seen some high hp off road rigs with big meats that had welded diffs without breaking, so it can be done correctly.
I would also not suggest this approach. You can get "lockers" that simply replace the spider gears and are not terribly expensive. More the the cost of welding consumables, but cheap enough. Plus then you actually get some differential action when you are not on the throttle