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03-13-2017, 11:04 PM | #1 |
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Re: 1972 Build thread.
More pics...
I do need to point out that I bought the cheapest race instalation kit and bearing puller off of Amazon. Worth every penny.
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03-13-2017, 11:29 PM | #2 |
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Re: 1972 Build thread.
Last week I picked up my 205 transfer case from the mechanic that rebuilt it for me. $312.
The guy broke it apart, checked everything, replaced the bearings/seals and installed my new twin stick shifting rails. He even painted it! Special note! The mechanic was very impressed with J&B twin stick kit. Have you ever not bothered telling someone something because you thought that there was no way someone would go above and beyond? I was going to tell the mechanic not to bother painting the case because I was going to take care of it so I could keep the aluminum raw and not painted. I didn'the bother saying anything because there was no way he would paint it... right? Yup, that guy bead blasted and then painted it. so now I am in the process of stripping paint. Lol.
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03-13-2017, 11:53 PM | #3 |
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Re: 1972 Build thread.
Here is a funny one I thought I would share.
I had a guy tell me that I should put my races in the freezer before I install them. He said it would make it easier because they shrink when cold. The first race I installed was not cold and it was not going in for anything. I took a break from that one, had a beer and put all of the other races in the freezer. Once they were in there for a bit I tried a cold one, (not beer) and sure enough it went right in. I left the first one for last, once I came back to it I was still having a heck of a time. I ended up using a can of compressed air, the stuff you use to clean out computer key boards... upside down so that it would spray cold. I did this twice and that thing popped right in easy peasy. The down side is that I got a mouthful of the gas, tasted horrible for like 20 mins.
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