How to definatively test your rear end positraction
#16
04-13-2005, 10:31 AM
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Don't know? But I'm thinking this summer I'll make a little artical for lightningrodder. I'll report what my diff measures and how to make a little tool.
Tim,
You sir don't understand the michigan mindset! Round about these parts they do everything as big and bad as they can. They think nothing about driving a desiel F-350 supercrew 4x4, 75mph, and in 2ft of snow. So why not use a rediculously huge wrench to measure a measily little 20ft lbs? Work hard.. play hard is the motto around here. 
Rich
Tim,
Which makes me ask why in the hell "a torque wrench with the capacity of at least 271 Nm (200 lb-ft)" is required. I can make 20 lbs-ft with a 3/8" wrench.
Rich
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04-13-2005, 12:00 PM
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Originally posted by wydopnthrtl
Don't know? But I'm thinking this summer I'll make a little artical for lightningrodder. I'll report what my diff measures and how to make a little tool.
Tim,
You sir don't understand the michigan mindset! Round about these parts they do everything as big and bad as they can. They think nothing about driving a desiel F-350 supercrew 4x4, 75mph, and in 2ft of snow. So why not use a rediculously huge wrench to measure a measily little 20ft lbs? Work hard.. play hard is the motto around here.
Rich
Don't know? But I'm thinking this summer I'll make a little artical for lightningrodder. I'll report what my diff measures and how to make a little tool.
Tim,
You sir don't understand the michigan mindset! Round about these parts they do everything as big and bad as they can. They think nothing about driving a desiel F-350 supercrew 4x4, 75mph, and in 2ft of snow. So why not use a rediculously huge wrench to measure a measily little 20ft lbs? Work hard.. play hard is the motto around here.
Rich
Pft... your not a man until you hit triple digits on the speedo with 2 feet of snow!
Rich, you need to move down to sunny Florida!
#18
04-13-2005, 03:02 PM
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04-13-2005, 05:04 PM
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