Welded rear
how about some feed back on welding my carrier for track use, have done it several times on my rock crawlers WITH good success, just cant aford a possy yet (wife & kids) just kicking it around. oh 64 with stock 12bolt 3.73 gears, 300hp 327 th350 26.5 x 8 hossiers treaded
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why ??? is this truck just used for the strip ? if not ... id say no ! you dont have enuff power to warrent it ! and there will be more problems than its worth !
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Are you only gonna race it? If so go for it.
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im with dj... race only? GO FOR IT. just remember if if it breaks something it will most likely break more then it originally would so it may cost you in the long run. but for a budget racer i say DO IT.
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as for breakage its the original 12bolt small axle gives me a excuse to tell wife i need to find a 9in. ? how strong are the stock axles 27 -30 spline? had same engine in my toyota with a 700r4 and welder toy axles yess i know toy axles are stronger than my 12 bolt and i did drive my toy every day so i am aware if the quirks
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NHRA has a rule against it, (for good reason) and if your caught don't be surprised if your black ball'd from the track. Tech really hates when you slip something by them unseen. First line of General Reg 2:11
WELDED SPIDER GEAR REAR ENDS PROHIBITED IN ALL CLASSES |
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Yes welded spiders will work. I understand the budget thing but when you weld those spiders you turn the rear into a bomb. Its not a question of if it will break its just when. Btw a 12 bolt will hold up to most of what you can throw at it.
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I tried it once and grenaded the rearend first time out, wont be doin that again. Broke my posi unit one weekend and was in hurry to get back to track and just threw in an old carrier I had laying around so I couold get back on the track the following weekend. In hind sight, I shoulda just waited for my new unit to arrive.
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I say DON'T WELD them. They will break and you'll go down the track on 3 wheels. If anything, buY a mini-spool. Chris.
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My advise is not to because the rear wheels feel like they want to hop, and feel unstable. And if they don't allow it why risk it.
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If you weld it keep the wife and kids out of it for sure.
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Go for it!
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when it blows through a 9 inch in it with a mini spool thats the most COST EFFECTIVE means.
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I'll check on a mini spool and see if I can get it less than JEG'S. THEY ARE 132.99 |
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Kev if you find a deal on the mini let me know too...I'm going to have a traction problem and your going to need a wider rear bumper so I can draft at the track.... |
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well went to the track fri. night my best 60ft 2.203 could not hook up kept spinning tire, then it would hook and spin left tire still thinking about welding the rear
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Mini spool in 30 sline axles will hold up under moderate power for dd I drove my 65 for a year on the street and highway with now wear on the axles and It only cost me $80 off ebay.
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Nope was alittle tricky but it will fit
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I have ran welded up 8.5 10 bolt rears for years with out fail. Engines were 400 sbc and 355 sbc. All were turbo 350 trans with a shift kit. Cars were 78 and 81 camaro's and 79 nova. All were footbrake cars with B&M 3000 rpm and ACC 3500 rpm converters. I was a poor boy that wanted to play so that is the corner that I cut. :exit:
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if you weld it dont weld the spider gears together
weld the gears that attach to the axle to the carrier it will be much stronger |
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