... because Canada, I \ we have been using hockey pucks since the cars were near new and already rotting out.
Great job nailhead !! That 84 looks pretty clean !
Great job nailhead !! That 84 looks pretty clean !
You are probably already aware.....but the southside machine kit does not require cutting the long side of the explorer rear.I still have to get a converter and figure out the cheapest possible rear end setup. I believe the rear will be an Exploder 8.8 that we cut down, but the converter might put me over 7K because I haven't found a sub $700 converter option for a 4L80 that will take 700whp (800 crank HP).
You are probably already aware.....but the southside machine kit does not require cutting the long side of the explorer rear.
For a budget converter, Ryan Jans sells a 4l80e converter good to 650whp....might be able to make that work with your 700whp goal....its $460ish shipped and can be ordered for a 3 bolt flexplate.
Yes, sort of. They are approx 3/8" longer so I made a spacer from 5/16" steel that I put between the backing plate and the axle flange. I did it by hand with a hole saw and grinder. But I now have a guy that has a CNC track cutter. I'm sure he could make them in any thickness and in moments rather than the day it took me to make them the hard way. I kept them at 5/16" so I could still get a brake line fitting into the wheel cylinder. And yes, they are 28 spline. And the S10 axles are much more of an axle than the stock GN axles from an 8.5.so 2wd s10 axles are the same length??? 28 spline?
How do I contact Ryan Jans?
You are probably already aware.....but the southside machine kit does not require cutting the long side of the explorer rear.
Let us know how it turns out.....I plan on buying the kit this summer.You talked me into it - I ordered a kit from SSM just a bit ago. If you couldn't tell, I'm not hard to talk into something lol. As in if you asked me to help you empty your fridge of some excess beer, then I probably would stop over and help you out - you'd be able to talk me into it I think.
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