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Old 09-29-2005, 06:38 PM
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Re: Finally wrote it up...

Tranny is stock for now. T56.

I am sure eventually I will need to build it up. I won't be able to really stress it out too much without a rear end, so it will be fine. I also got a tunnel brace mounted torque arm. The stock torque arm is mounted to the tranny tailshaft. More power, more stress on that. So I had the mount be tunnel braced instead. I will try to get pics when everything is here.
Torque arm and rear LCA's should be here early next week.
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Re: Re: Finally wrote it up...

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...but on the otherside his car would kick some hard big donkey kong ass if he was down here....
LOL! That was so beautifully worded it brought tears to my eyes.
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