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RE: Rear end whine

By Martin Micheelsen - 09/21/2004 9:59:44 PM; IP 66.135.226.87

I would say that it is all in how well the ring and pinon are lined up and has nothing to with the amount of HP on tap - unless it cannot hold its setup due to excessive force, but people wouldn't be putting 9" Ford rears on everything else if that was the case. I think he got sloppy and doesn't want to redo his work.

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Rear end whine -- Dano, 09/21/2004

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RE: Rear end whine -- Dano, 09/25/2004