stainless steel diff cover
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stainless steel diff cover
My chrome diff cover has seen better days and needs replaced. I was thinking of going up to Summit sometime this week to see what my options were.
Does anyone know of a stainless steel chrome diff cover? If not, do you think I should stick with the chrome cover or go with something different? I thought about one of the clear ones, but I'm a little worried about it turning yellow lol
I guess aluminum is my only other option.
Does anyone know of a stainless steel chrome diff cover? If not, do you think I should stick with the chrome cover or go with something different? I thought about one of the clear ones, but I'm a little worried about it turning yellow lol
I guess aluminum is my only other option.
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I tried finding an Explorer cover but didn't have any luck. Apparently they're hard to come by in there parts lol
I was actually looking at this one. http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
I was actually looking at this one. http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
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Originally Posted by mj550
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Originally Posted by zabeard
yes it should. 8.8s are 10 bolt. so i would say it will.
btw i will sell you my explorer cover. i will even sand blast it for you. it will be a nice finish.
i have a D60 i will be running no need for the 8.8 cover.
btw i will sell you my explorer cover. i will even sand blast it for you. it will be a nice finish.
i have a D60 i will be running no need for the 8.8 cover.
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Well man, im in the same situation as you. I have the chrome ford racing chrome cover, and I love the looks of it as I have other stainless things on my truck, but I really want stainless. I came across that one day. If you get it, let me know how that works out for you and I will get one as well.
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Will do.
BTW, I know a guy that does powdercoating and could get the factory one powdered for next to nothing. I'm not sure if I'd like a blue diff cover though. opinions? Should I stick with chrome or get it color matched?
bah nevermind. i was support for the rear end. I think I'll either end up with the Trick Flow onw or the Moser Enginering one
BTW, I know a guy that does powdercoating and could get the factory one powdered for next to nothing. I'm not sure if I'd like a blue diff cover though. opinions? Should I stick with chrome or get it color matched?
bah nevermind. i was support for the rear end. I think I'll either end up with the Trick Flow onw or the Moser Enginering one
Last edited by crawly1025; 10-07-2007 at 09:56 AM.
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Originally Posted by crawly1025
Will do.
BTW, I know a guy that does powdercoating and could get the factory one powdered for next to nothing. I'm not sure if I'd like a blue diff cover though. opinions? Should I stick with chrome or get it color matched?
bah nevermind. i was support for the rear end. I think I'll either end up with the Trick Flow onw or the Moser Enginering one
BTW, I know a guy that does powdercoating and could get the factory one powdered for next to nothing. I'm not sure if I'd like a blue diff cover though. opinions? Should I stick with chrome or get it color matched?
bah nevermind. i was support for the rear end. I think I'll either end up with the Trick Flow onw or the Moser Enginering one
Last edited by jshillin; 10-07-2007 at 10:16 AM.
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Originally Posted by crawly1025
No to sound stupid here, but is the maind cap support really necessary like on the Trick Flow and Moser covers? I don;t do any 4x4'ing....really at all. So would I really need it? I understand the idea that it stiffens up the main cap area, but do I really need that?
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