Clark
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my biggest point was don't do the cvs.
James
Gotchya, i'll be going spidertrax probably, sounds like with bobby out of the picture, things aren't the same.
my biggest point was don't do the cvs.
James
With the quality and design of the spidertrax stuff--its hard to steer away from it. Anotjer nice feature is the splined shafts with replaceable yoke ends. Always seem sensles to blow the yoke on the shaft and have the shaft junk....
It's hard not to get everthing from spidertrax, it's all PIMP isn't it? They almost got me on the 9" diffs. If the damn ARB could take some abuse, i'd be getting the full shebang
as far as James goes I think he is happy he copied me and got the spider stuff and didnt stick with the toyota stuff he thought would work:fawkdancesmiley:
the word is, if you let a properly set up the 9" arb fully engage, it will break a 300m shaft before it fails.
Crash locking(no pun:fawkdancesmiley is what does the damage, the 60 can take it, the 9 can't, atleast not nearly as much or as long as the 60 will.
The Mega Hi9 with 5.40's and a spool is stronger than a d60 :eeek: Too bad i don't want spool F/R or i'd have gotten it. Even the detroits have some 9" problems, not like the ARB though.
the pimp thing about the 9" is the pilot bearing that really helps to keep gear deflection down. I would still run a 60 though.
This is mild compared to others ive seen.
It is a low pinion.....but I beat the holey **** out of it regularly and its is a 413 big block putting out around 400hp I am running yukon stuff throughout my axles with Long drive flangesWho other than Kelly (BigIron) has broken their hp 60 R&P? I think he ran 6.17's and is 7000lbs with a 464ci big block, on 44" Boggers, and 4 wheel steer.
Other than him, anyone else round here?
It is a low pinion.....but I beat the holey **** out of it regularly and its is a 413 big block putting out around 400hp I am running yukon stuff throughout my axles with Long drive flanges
I have a friend thats don that three times with an old ford shortbox.
Just add swampers, clutch pedal and beer and BOOM, no mo nine.:beer:
I put a welded up old eaton in and its been fine since.:redneck:
the failure shown above is typical of a 9" with leaf springs.
axle wrap GENERALLY causes that typoe of failure.
seen it many times as well.
My buddy has a huge leaf pack that doesnt flex well at all and it has some traction bars that are about 5 feet long like the deisel drag guys run.
Trust me its the 42s and beer that kills them!:haha: