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September 1st, 2008, 01:11 AM
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2004 3.8 and love it!
Quarter mile, whats a quarter mile?
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rear end housing...
How hard would it be to actually put a bend in the rear end housing? My rear driver side axle bearings keep going out and I was told it was the housing. I dont see any visible marks to see if its actually hit anything (before I bought it). I'm thinking that it may be the axle itself, but I don't want to waste the money on axles if I do not need to. Our rear end are pretty cheap, so any thoughts? I'm not going to an 8in rear end because I will not need it for many years to come.
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