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You may want to call them back and change your center section over to nodular iron. The aluminum cases are not designed for street use or full weight door cars.
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so how much did you end up paying for the car?
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paid a fair price for the car with a few extra parts but the rear was screamin'
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i like that trans am.... good luck with it.:drool:
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thanks man.
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OK... Just got back for Christmas break and finally got to look at the rear. Everything was good except for the housing did not have the sway bar brackets that i ordered. I put in a call to kentucky speed and heve not heard back from them yet. I spent the entire day installing the rear. (by myself) and have about another 3 hours to go tomorrow. The center section is in and the housing is painted. The only reason why i couldnt finish it tonight was the shop that i took it to would not press on the bearings tonight. The axles will go in it tomorrow and then it should be easy from there. I might be in need of a set of cheap winter rims and tires cause my 28" street radials might not clear. If anyone has a set for cheap let me know. Thanks.
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Well, the rear is officially in, but due to mother nature it still has zero miles... Figured i would post some pics of this thing. These were taken yesterday at the end of the day
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First pic is of the axles that I had the bearings pressed onto. 35 spline with straight roller bearings. Second pic is of my work space. Wow was it cramped in there. Had to fight with **** to get the axles in. Third is of the first axle in. finally coming together...
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First pic is of the last axle in and tightened down. Second is a failed attempt by my buddy at showing both axles. Third pic shows the torque arm mount installed and painted. Moser uses a fixed mount unlike some of the others that I have seen. Needed to buy a 1 1/8" socket to fit those beefy bolts..
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This is the final product. It came out great. In the first pic you can see the old 10 bolt. Dont mind the leaking exhaust. That will be addressed next. I was able to retain the parking brake with a slight modification to the stock bracket. I also mounted it in the top hole for the LCA instead of the one i actually put the LCA in. (if that makes sense) Last picture shows what happened while i was in the garage all day. Nothing compared to the winters in Michigan... Any questions please feel free to ask. Tune on Tuesday... More to come
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And yes Chris I installed this myself with the help of one friend that was just there as another set of hands. Unlike you and your "cam swap":rofl:
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