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RE:d36 pumpkin swap question

Subject: RE:d36 pumpkin swap question
by JDSWHITE93 on 2008/1/10 3:46:48

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I'd still like to try it w/o dropping the entire assembly, but good points have been made for both schools of thought. If its too tight under the car, I'll drop it.
I am not sure what is meant by "dropping the entire assembly". The only thing I would do differently than Notorious described, would be to leave the 10, carrier to cover bolts alone, until after the two batwing to frame bracket bolts were removed and the diff with cover were lowered out of the car. Whatever works best for you.

RACE ON!!!


I don't quite get the entire assembly part of the question either. I wouldn't pull the batwing off either as posi additive stinks like hell and you'll make a mess. Great to see CFI on here !!!
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