foxwar71
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Re: THe NAC Lots-O-Post Thread
Those damn web blocker dudes musta figured out what 35% means.
Those damn web blocker dudes musta figured out what 35% means.
Hey Ken can I get a pic of your generic 94 Dodge 2500 master cylinder?
I mean, I know it looks like something I would see on rockauto or if I googled for it, but I want to make sure that yours is the correct color.
Hey Ken can I get a pic of your generic 94 Dodge 2500 master cylinder?
I mean, I know it looks like something I would see on rockauto or if I googled for it, but I want to make sure that yours is the correct color.
I can't wait to go home and build big fancy shock hoops for the back of black jeep. Damn 7100's stick pretty far into the cab. Probably gunna build them like Sam did, crossbrace between the two, and some other gusstes to the inner fenderwells. The bumpstops I have are gunna look so gay compared to everything else.
the torque pulses of the engine will shear the bolts if they are loose - it takes the clamp force of the bolts in tension to hold the flywheel on securely and safely.
so, the fact that your adapter has 3x the number of bolts just means it is 3x more likely to result in a problem - hence a custom flywheel is safer.
I know how bolted connections are supposed to work...
So because the SHO motor uses 8 bolts instead of 6 like the Jeep pattern, it's 33% more likely to fail?
More bolts equals less clamping force? Was that guy dropped on his head as a child?
how far up? the top of mine sit level with the back seat....
I asked him to define 'safer', and asked if a straight-through 1-1/4" spacer with way longer flywheel bolts would be a better alternative. For some
Shut up Mr. Fag Shock owner. I dunno, I think mine will be about the same, I don't have a back seat anymore to compare to.
what travel did you get?
To be fair, I understand what he's getting at, and I'm not uber-thrilled about the solution either.
But torqued & loctited properly I don't think it'd be an issue.
My drive flanges on the front 60 used 8 3/8"-16 bolts on a 4.905" circle. On more than one occasion with my homebrew flanges I had bolts come loose and one or two would shear, but I never had the whole flange fail completely. And that's at the wheel...after all the trans, t-case, and axle gearing, and in a far more shock-intensive location.
12" resi full length 7100's out back, probably similar in length to yours id assume. Got any pics of your mounts?
Why not just wait the 6 weeks for seats?
I'm sure your not going to be ready to go by then anyway....
I'm sure whatever you put together will be strong enough - the only thing I would worry about is balancing it. I guess you can just assume it's balanced, but...To be fair, I understand what he's getting at, and I'm not uber-thrilled about the solution either.
But torqued & loctited properly I don't think it'd be an issue.
My drive flanges on the front 60 used 8 3/8"-16 bolts on a 4.905" circle. On more than one occasion with my homebrew flanges I had bolts come loose and one or two would shear, but I never had the whole flange fail completely. And that's at the wheel...after all the trans, t-case, and axle gearing, and in a far more shock-intensive location.
I guess you can just assume it's balanced, but...