crazy looking rear differential covers
01-15-2004, 02:29 PM
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crazy looking rear differential covers
http://www.moltenimagedesign.com/Product.htm
http://www.cleargearz.com/
id consider getting one of these if the price is reasonable.
they do list a gm 7.5 10bolt as available, but no prices.
the only thing i dont see is a drainhole/fillhole on most of them.......guess you could email and ask how that works.
http://www.cleargearz.com/
id consider getting one of these if the price is reasonable.
they do list a gm 7.5 10bolt as available, but no prices.
the only thing i dont see is a drainhole/fillhole on most of them.......guess you could email and ask how that works.
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01-15-2004, 02:33 PM
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I dunno, looks cool I guess..... A little too tacky for my personal taste.
A rear end girdle is just a little too much money to spend on something for my car that doesn't help performance and can only be seen if someone looks under my car.
Whatever floats ur boat I guess.
A rear end girdle is just a little too much money to spend on something for my car that doesn't help performance and can only be seen if someone looks under my car.
Whatever floats ur boat I guess.
01-15-2004, 02:36 PM
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read on some forum the clear ones will be $ 169.00-$189.00 retail, so figure you can get one cheaper than that...........so looks like pretty close to the price of our standard upgraded cover most people buy which is like $130-150
cleargears!
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01-15-2004, 02:48 PM
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If Hondas came with solid rear ends like ours, we would have these covers a long time ago. I'll get the clear one, put a strobe light inside my differential housing and add florescent dye to my diff fluid
01-15-2004, 03:02 PM
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Originally posted by Grease
I'll get the clear one, put a strobe light inside my differential housing and add florescent dye to my diff fluid
I'll get the clear one, put a strobe light inside my differential housing and add florescent dye to my diff fluid
01-15-2004, 04:13 PM
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My Brother Has the Ghost in the Machine one on the front axle of his truck. It actually fits the application though 
'78 Silverado ('91 Blazer front clip)
468ci BBC
Dana 60 Front
Rockwell 5-ton Rear
44" Swampers
8'8" tall
All Custom, no lift kits, all C-channel, I-Beams, and angle-iron. Not to mention the 2"x3" Stainless Steel Ladderbars.
'78 Silverado ('91 Blazer front clip)
468ci BBC
Dana 60 Front
Rockwell 5-ton Rear
44" Swampers
8'8" tall
All Custom, no lift kits, all C-channel, I-Beams, and angle-iron. Not to mention the 2"x3" Stainless Steel Ladderbars.
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