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04-01-2008 08:51 AM #8
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Depends a lot on what kind of car and how much horesepower you're putting to it. Also need to know what you use the car for, and how hard you drive it, and what transmission you're using....
Originally Posted by 70s muscle
Anything used for a hot street set up, and/or an occasional use at the track or on the street with some good sticky tires would warrant a 9" Ford, Dana 60, or a 12 bolt Chevy. Usually cheaper to put in something strong enough to take some abuse then it is to keep breaking stuff in a light duty unit......Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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