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Domaas 02-17-2013 12:44 PM

any updates?

HRDROKN 06-30-2013 03:51 PM

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Been trying to get some items finished up here... finally yanked the ring gear out of my 271 case and pressed it in the doubler case.

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Still welding on the frame (uni-body) as time permits...

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HRDROKN 06-30-2013 03:53 PM

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All in all... probablly a bit overkill for my HP application, but I picked up a 23 spline input out of a 241 DHD utilizing a long input and wide bearing configuration...

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Had to dig around for a pilot needle bearing with a 1.625 OD and 1.125 ID to fit the DHD input. New bearing is in the middle for comparison...

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And a six pinion planetary... all with the late style gear tooth pitch.

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I have to machine a plug for the shaft still.... then I can get with final assembly.

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HRDROKN 06-30-2013 03:56 PM

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Machined up a plug for the input and installed along with the pilot bearing.

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Domaas 07-01-2013 11:30 AM

You get the front tube work done? Would like to see some pics.

HRDROKN 07-01-2013 01:15 PM


Originally Posted by Domaas (Post 2525223)
You get the front tube work done? Would like to see some pics.

No....... Just finished up the last bit of frame plating up front :dunno:

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HRDROKN 07-01-2013 01:19 PM

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Searching on what to do with the brake booster and master cylinder to power a pair of chevy calipers front (ditchin the Ford calipers) and rear.... Late XJ, WJ, ZJ, dual diaphram, Durango, Ram 2500, 1.0", 1.062", 1.125", 1.250", Merc Marquis, Corvette, etc

Utilizing a 8" dual diaphram booster and what looks to be a Corvette style MC and has a bore of 1.125"... this is what I'm going with at a price under $150 shipped...

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Just need to fab out this part to bolt up!

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HRDROKN 07-01-2013 01:22 PM

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Brake booster and master installed... other than the little bit of trimming on the firewall, it was a nice fit!

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Atmos 07-01-2013 01:23 PM

part # or link to the MC/booster combo? I want

HRDROKN 07-01-2013 01:35 PM


Originally Posted by Atmos (Post 2525359)
part # or link to the MC/booster combo? I want


Here ya go........ M/C + Booster

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Domaas 07-01-2013 02:18 PM

Really surprised you went that route..Versus a hydro boost unit. But looks good!

HRDROKN 07-01-2013 06:07 PM


Originally Posted by Domaas (Post 2525411)
Really surprised you went that route..Versus a hydro boost unit. But looks good!

Trying to keep some cost (and time) down and without out a doubt a propper set up hydro is nice, but getting it all to work along with hydro assist on the cheap appears to be a crap shoot.... Unless your paying for the knowledge and the equipment. I read many threads that indicaed full lock up with 40"+ tires on the street with a dual booster and the correct master cylinder, what more more do I need than that.

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HRDROKN 07-01-2013 06:12 PM

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Wanted to get an open loop radiator to replace the closed loop system and decided to give this 3-core a try. I will be getting rid of the mechanical fan for another electric and adding a Flow Cooler coolant pump and hi-flow thermostat.

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Fabing up a lower radiator support... need to put in the flowcooler water pump, full flow thermostat and late model thermostat housing, then I can finalize the radiator install.

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Cjsmithfl 07-01-2013 08:57 PM


Originally Posted by HRDROKN (Post 2074832)

Your build is super clean, awesome work:thumbup:. If you don't mind a suggestion maybe go with a little little longer bolt here. this guy looks a little short unless it isn't tightened just a thought.

-Chris

HRDROKN 07-02-2013 09:18 AM


Originally Posted by Cjsmithfl (Post 2525825)
Your build is super clean, awesome work:thumbup:. If you don't mind a suggestion maybe go with a little little longer bolt here. this guy looks a little short unless it isn't tightened just a thought.

-Chris

Yes the bolt is short and therfore not tight as I need to replace it... good lookin out!

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