just bought an 89 LX
i will.
I drive it once or twice a week and yesterday I drove it to the store had my 13year old son with me. As we are leaving Target stopped at a light a guy in a Civic was turning left, and I was turning right. Well he revs his engine at me..my son Austin started laughing and said "Dad are you going to shut him up?"
So I decided to rev mine back at him.......it was classic everyone around just looked and the guy in the Civic turned away...
I drive it once or twice a week and yesterday I drove it to the store had my 13year old son with me. As we are leaving Target stopped at a light a guy in a Civic was turning left, and I was turning right. Well he revs his engine at me..my son Austin started laughing and said "Dad are you going to shut him up?"
So I decided to rev mine back at him.......it was classic everyone around just looked and the guy in the Civic turned away...
Originally posted by Fordracing200@July 4, 2005, 8:54 AM
If i were you i would just get a new differential and a set of 33 spline moser axles, because it would be stronger and you would have fixed the problem
If i were you i would just get a new differential and a set of 33 spline moser axles, because it would be stronger and you would have fixed the problem
That's a lot of money for no reason. Nothing wrong with the stock spline setup.
Just fix the whine
A 33 or even 31 spline setup is alot of $$$ just to fix a whining sound. Check with moser and strange and you will see that the whole 31 spline setup would run around $1000 + new. Hardly worth it unless you are planning on putting down BIG numbers. The stock rear ends actually hold up pretty well, and the good thing is if you do happen to break one, rear axles are a dime a dozen.
Originally posted by joker@July 26, 2005, 10:50 AM
A 33 or even 31 spline setup is alot of $$$ just to fix a whining sound. Check with moser and strange and you will see that the whole 31 spline setup would run around $1000 + new. Hardly worth it unless you are planning on putting down BIG numbers. The stock rear ends actually hold up pretty well, and the good thing is if you do happen to break one, rear axles are a dime a dozen.
A 33 or even 31 spline setup is alot of $$$ just to fix a whining sound. Check with moser and strange and you will see that the whole 31 spline setup would run around $1000 + new. Hardly worth it unless you are planning on putting down BIG numbers. The stock rear ends actually hold up pretty well, and the good thing is if you do happen to break one, rear axles are a dime a dozen.
heres a link...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/89-Black-Mu...1QQcmdZViewItem
man i dont want to sell her..
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/89-Black-Mu...1QQcmdZViewItem
man i dont want to sell her..
Originally posted by joker@July 26, 2005, 11:50 AM
A 33 or even 31 spline setup is alot of $$$ just to fix a whining sound. Check with moser and strange and you will see that the whole 31 spline setup would run around $1000 + new. Hardly worth it unless you are planning on putting down BIG numbers. The stock rear ends actually hold up pretty well, and the good thing is if you do happen to break one, rear axles are a dime a dozen.
A 33 or even 31 spline setup is alot of $$$ just to fix a whining sound. Check with moser and strange and you will see that the whole 31 spline setup would run around $1000 + new. Hardly worth it unless you are planning on putting down BIG numbers. The stock rear ends actually hold up pretty well, and the good thing is if you do happen to break one, rear axles are a dime a dozen.
man, talk about drama!
read the top n i was like omg thats horiible, was about to just scroll all the way down and type, im so sorry and all that.
then i see the good news!!!
sorry to hear about your wife though, hope she's ok
read the top n i was like omg thats horiible, was about to just scroll all the way down and type, im so sorry and all that.
then i see the good news!!!
sorry to hear about your wife though, hope she's ok
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