Ok guys, here it is...
i think thats the first time ive seen a non-OEM cover on an IRS diff; interesting.
ill snap you a couple pics of my front diff brace this afternoon. might be sumthin for you to look into for yours as well.
ill snap you a couple pics of my front diff brace this afternoon. might be sumthin for you to look into for yours as well.
Originally Posted by swamper06
Looks awesome. But what will the difference in weight be? Or will it be about the same?
the performance gain is in sprung weight vs. unsprung weight.
nick, heres a few shots of my front diff brace. it picks up on the LCA bolts and the front diff bolts. saves the front ears of the diff from quite a bit of flex.


Last edited by gumby; Jan 6, 2008 at 02:42 PM.
Originally Posted by gumby
i dont have any numbers for the mn12 IRS, but my cobra IRS weighs ~80lbs more than the live axle i took out of my car.
the performance gain is in sprung weight vs. unsprung weight.
nick, heres a few shots of my front diff brace. it picks up on the LCA bolts and the front diff bolts. saves the front ears of the diff from quite a bit of flex.



the performance gain is in sprung weight vs. unsprung weight.
nick, heres a few shots of my front diff brace. it picks up on the LCA bolts and the front diff bolts. saves the front ears of the diff from quite a bit of flex.



Did you make that or is that something you purchased?
U like my rear diff girdle??
Originally Posted by HighRollerII
its your call..if it falls through ill take it..but if not then congrats on the sale
Originally Posted by jtslmn720
mmmm looks really good... run your gas fill out of the license plate like an old mustang ha
Actually, that was a thought that came to mind, but the cell sits too low for that to work. Im working on makin a filler neck for it.
Originally Posted by HighRollerII
holla at me tomorrow we can talk bout it then..but yea ill take one!
I wont have it until the weekend, but I will let you know asap! It will be a nice touch to the fuel cell!!!
BTW, I need to know the depth of your cell. Top to bottom.





