Build Thread 83 CJ7 its time to get it done
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Build Thread 83 CJ7 its time to get it done
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Oh i love pulling my Transfer Case because the vent tube got wrapped up in the driveshaft yoke
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Right there in between the seal and yoke? Ouch. BTW, that is one clean Transfer Case . 
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Getting something done ! 
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I paid the lazy tax and bought a nodular iron rear dif cover this morning just because Yukon is making one, looking forward to swapping out the aluminum Magtech cover very soon
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Lol bench pressing that sucks
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That looks like someone is doing that at work
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258 w/Howell TBI, HEI Ign., Dana 44 Front w/Detroit, Dana 44 Rear w/Discs & Detroit,
NP435 Trans, Dana 300 T-case w/twin stick
1969 Bronco:
351W, D44 high pinon front from full size, 9” full size rear, NP435 trans and Dana 20
Ha! I used to go in to the shop on my days off and work on stuff too. Guess it all depends on your Boss and not using too many of their "shop supplies".
Be sure to wrangle that wild breather hose this time.
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man it only took 13 days for the post office to get my rear diff cover, its super beefy
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and of course the hardware didnt make it lol
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You bought the frugal version ! Another $60 and you would have a dozen nuts.
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Woo hoo hopefully going to be a productive weekend
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Yes, lunchbox time for the 44!
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351W, D44 high pinon front from full size, 9” full size rear, NP435 trans and Dana 20
I like that diff cover! Almost got one myself a while ago. Really like the drain plug.
Just throwing it out there, but the Lube Locker Gaskets are pretty frik'n nice too.
Let us know how you like the Power Trax. Front or back?
Just throwing it out there, but the Lube Locker Gaskets are pretty frik'n nice too.
Let us know how you like the Power Trax. Front or back?
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Ya i have been worried that my aluminum diff cover was on borrowed time for awhile i was very happy to see Yukon making that cover Lol speaking of lube locker gaskets, one should be delivered today, deleting the C clips on my axle sure makes locker installs easier
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The powertrax is going in my Dodge 9.25 rear axle, i have a true track in the front that i want to swap out to a selectable locker like an OX maybe next year
