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rear axle question
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| onefastmustang |
07-21-2007 10:44 PM |
rear axle question
When I built my CRII I procured a rear axle from a 95 mustang. When I took it apart to clean up and paint I took a weight off of it that was attached to the diff near where the driveshaft comes into that axle. I never put it back on and found it while cleaning my garage tonight. Is it important? should I put it back on? If not will I blow up? :LOL:
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This is the cast bracket that bolts on the under the front nose of the diff, right?
I read somewhere that it's called "monkey-balls" and no, you don't need it.
Unless you're a monkey!:LOL:
Larry
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| Woodz428 |
07-22-2007 07:25 AM |
That's one of the devices added to cut down on the NVH(noise,vibration and harshness), it's is not a neccesary component.
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| onefastmustang |
07-22-2007 08:53 AM |
Yeah thats them.... Thanks guys...
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