Drivetrain?
I'm gonna fix my drivetrain because i hate one wheel burn outs. I'm gonna add and replace with these parts. Can anyone tell me if there will be a problem or a better part?
motive 3.73 gears for 7.5" at americanmuscle.com
Ford T lok for 7.5 rear end.
Motive Bearing Kit 7.5"
Ford Racing aluminum driveshaft- High strength, 3.5" diameter 0.114" wall thickness 6061-RT62 aluminum seamless drawn tube.
motive 3.73 gears for 7.5" at americanmuscle.com
Ford T lok for 7.5 rear end.
Motive Bearing Kit 7.5"
Ford Racing aluminum driveshaft- High strength, 3.5" diameter 0.114" wall thickness 6061-RT62 aluminum seamless drawn tube.
get used 3.73's for $50 from http://www.mpsautosalvage.com/produc....cfm?TypeID=85
their used gears are in excellent condition. i have used them many times with never a problem
if you have a 5spd forget the T-lok. if you have an auto and don't plan on much more that about a 50-75 shot then a T-lok will suffice.
i reccomend the detroit truetrac it will hold up even at 400rwhp
their used gears are in excellent condition. i have used them many times with never a problem
if you have a 5spd forget the T-lok. if you have an auto and don't plan on much more that about a 50-75 shot then a T-lok will suffice.
i reccomend the detroit truetrac it will hold up even at 400rwhp
ORIGINAL: jthorn9
Other differential options will be Eaton and Auburn, both are made very well and are a little cheaper than the Detroit but much better than the T-Lok.
Other differential options will be Eaton and Auburn, both are made very well and are a little cheaper than the Detroit but much better than the T-Lok.
I don't know if anyone else can comfirm this, but I was reading another post the other day where someone was askng about an aluminum driveshaft as well. A couple of the other posters said that if you weren't putting out a lot of power then it wouldn't be worth it ie forced induction. Then I think someone else suggested getting a fidanza aluminum flywheel with it. Might wanna search for that post.


