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hey:
i got a 92 S-10 frame that i am putting under a late model F**d. yeah yeah i know. but it is the best suspension. anyway i was wondering if there is a way to beef up the rear differential so it can handle about 400 hp bowtie motor? if any one can help me out a little i would appreciate it a lot. thanks: chuck lester [email protected] |
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Re: strong rear diff.?
The little 10-bolt should be fine for 400 hp but you're really going to need some traction bars. I used to have a site for S-10 traction bars but unfortunately lost it. Try checking on the internet somewhere.
With 400hp I'm guessing you're going with a 350 V8? Is it already in? If so how the hell do the headers fit in that body? For my 4.3l V6 it was such a bitch, and so incredibly crammed in there that a V8 must be a nightmare.
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'01 S-10 Xtreme - Supercharged 4.3L V6, 10 psi. '88 Firebird Trans Am GTA - 5.7L V8, 4spd auto. '06 GTO Brazen Orange Metallic - 6.0L V8, 6spd (the new toy/daily driver) |
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I am not using the S-10 body. i am puttig on a 1960 Ford F-100 body over the S-10 frame . there will be plenty of room in the Ford. But i am putting Air Ride Tech. Bags under it and i really need to use the S-10 rear end if possible. thats why i was wondering if there is a way to beef up the rear end.
Thanks alot though: chuck lester |
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Re: strong rear diff.?
one thing that might make the chevy 10 bolt rear end a bit stouter, would be to install a lock right locker. with a 400 hp power plant you will still be able to smoke both tires no problem. after that i would look into finding the toughest universal i could...
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