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Old 03-03-2005, 01:51 PM
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Re: Rear end Troubles

Sorry guys, it was an '82 motor not '85. **hit the wrong button**
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Re: Re: Rear end Troubles

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I came to found out that my rear end is a 7.5". I went to the guy to answer some of the questions i was having and I asked him about the rear end. I asked him 'So you put an 8.8" rear end in it'. Then he told me 'Yea, the stock rear end'. I later found out that he thought the stock rear end was an 8.8" and thats why he told me thats what it had. So should i go through the trouble of getting rid of the 7.5"?
Hell ya, I would. I am actually. More strength, less flex, u can buy stronger axles 4 it and u can race that bitch.
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Re: Rear end Troubles

So since I'm gonna replace the rear axle should i go with the 8.8" or the 9"? How much should i expect to pay for those?
I plan on setting this car up for street course racing.
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Re: Rear end Troubles

8.8" will be fine. If you plan to run slicks you should consider getting 5-lug axles and rims. Possibly 31 splines also. What trans. will you run? What's the budget and goal?
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Re: Rear end Troubles

I'm not running slicks. I plan on putting 4-lug 17"x10" Cobra R wheels. What rubber would you guys suggest. I also want to convert the auto to a Tremec 5spd. Any suggestions?
Please keep in mind that this car will be a road course car.
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