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Does this look ok for welded diff - inside pics now

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Does this look ok for welded diff - inside pics now

Post by nicbeer »

I had bought this previously with a locker, never looked at it. Does this look ok for a welded diff for the rear. Combining it with a powertrax locker in the front. Not a daily driver but will need to sometimes.

Both sides are done the same

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Post by Guy »

MORE the weld looks OK .. but is WAY not enough, pull the bolt on bit off .. weld ALL the wat around it (either to the civer or to the centre) and you should be good .. bit that weld you have now will break in 10 mins
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Post by nicbeer »

ok, here are some inside pics. Looks well welded to me.

I managed to get access to a rattle gun.

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Post by RB zook »

that should be good

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Thats alot more like it ... ;)
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Post by nicbeer »

Sweet cheers.

Anything that needs to be done specifically when setting this up in a diff hemi? apart from doing slack (backlsh)??

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