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Date Posted: 17:06:32 12/16/12 Sun
Author: Mark
Subject: Last pass
In reply to: Mark 's message, "Well the new ring-n-pinion made it about 100 feet this time" on 17:03:30 12/16/12 Sun

My last pass was at ATCO and ran a 8.53 159 and spinning out of the hole. with a horrible 1.38 60 ft. See you all next year

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  • I have trouble busting ring gears in my Wagon on spray...but mine is a 12 bolt & the car is 3800lbs......I've had a Dana 60 housing for years I've been threatening to put in the car,just havent made the switch yet.Luckily 4.56 12 bolt gears are cheap to free...I've had better luck with used gears than new ones.Whats in yours a 9 inch?They usually hold up to HP & Nitrous. (NT) -- "BSR", 23:44:06 12/16/12 Sun
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