Completed Project Burns SAS thread

[james t]

Ford flattops suck.

Im like the EB guys and would like to stay all Ford parts. however that may not happen. i need to find out on this first.

Well then, let me give you the same lecture i give them. Its not really a Ford part, or a Chevy part, or a Jeep part... its a Dana part. I find it so odd that some people wont run certain Dana/Spicer parts over others because they came in some other brand of vehicle, yet their own brand of vehicle did not make the Dana/Spicer axle to begin with. We're not talking about bolting Chevy parts onto a Ford axle... we're talking about bolting Dana parts onto a Dana axle.

But whatever floats your boat i guess.

 

[sn0border88]

I never said he should I siad he could. Thats why im going with chevy stuff

 

[Burns]

well i just want to keep my ford brakes and everything else and i think if i can find a dana part ill swap out. lol

 

[sn0border88]

you can keep your rotors with a chevy swap, but thats it.

 

[Burns]

I remember that, but 2" is a LOT! Stic-o has a big heave front bumper too. Hmmm... I wonder what the deal is. So you have the 5.5" not the 3.5"?

Froader or anyone that is running the 5.5 inch coils from whild horse count and see how many loops the coil contains. i have been thinking of my flex and this keeps coming to mind. i ordered the 5.5 but i could have the 3.5.

 

[FROADER]

Froader or anyone that is running the 5.5 inch coils from whild horse count and see how many loops the coil contains. i have been thinking of my flex and this keeps coming to mind. i ordered the 5.5 but i could have the 3.5.

14.5

 

[Burns]

thanks for checking that for me. i got 14.5 also. well i guess its back to the steering arms that binding up.

 

[Burns]

Is there any reason to do something like this other than protection on the rear cover??

 

[FROADER]

Makes the whole unit stronger. It will help stop from spinning the pumpkin like Rick did this weekend...but so will simple welds around the area where the tubes go into the center section.

 

[Burns]

It will help stop from spinning the pumpkin

not following you on this

 

[FROADER]

When DB_1 gets his pics up from this weekend, I'll show you. Or just keep an eye out in this thread

 

[IZwack]

it makes the axle more rigid -- just do it, it looks more bad-ass

FROADER, was that the rear axle Rick spun or the D44?
Cauz if its the D44, im going to set my D44 on fire tonight and call it quits.

 

[Burns]

it makes the axle more rigid -- just do it, it looks more bad-ass

FROADER, was that the rear axle Rick spun or the D44?
Cauz if its the D44, im going to set my D44 on fire tonight and call it quits.

it does look bad. i have seen it on a few trucks and just never put anythoght into it till i ran across it on perrys fab and fiber site.

 

[redranger4.0]

Makes the whole unit stronger. It will help stop from spinning the pumpkin like Rick did this weekend...but so will simple welds around the area where the tubes go into the center section.

he spun a 8.8 tube correct? cause you cant truss a 8.8 like that with out some major fabbing for the cover, with the 9 i dont think its possible to spin tubes, the truss is just to add strength to the "sheetmetal" 9" housing.

 

[FROADER]

Yeah, he's got an 8.8.

 

[IZwack]

it does look bad. i have seen it on a few trucks and just never put anythoght into it till i ran across it on perrys fab and fiber site.

yeah its done very often.. more so on the "third member" design axles.. like your 9" and also the Yota axles and Rover axles.

 

[Burns]

i didnt think you could spin the 9" cause its not like the 8.8 speaking on how the tubes connect to the center section.
i do have a dent on my 9". it was there when i got it and it was not used like we use them. farm truck. lol. this is the only thing i worry anout with my rearend.

 

[FROADER]

Spinners...

 

[redranger4.0]

time to weld the tubes on

 

[Burns]

holy cow rick never does a bad job. lol that is just intersting i would have never thought you could do that.

do you know what he was doing when he did this.