Lets see some Diff Covers and Built up axles...
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Planning on changing my diff covers when I go in this summer to service the axles. Wanted to get some ideas on after market diff covers and axle upgrades. Already added Artec gussets to mine. Wanted to see some trusses and other axles upgrades. Lets see em..
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I'm also very curious about the different cover options there are out there! I really want one with a built in drain plug (I never understood taking the whole cover off just to change the fluid)!! Right now, I'm between ARB and Mag-Hytech. What are some other options?
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I've got PSC diff covers. Also RCV's sleeve and gusset on the front axle and Ten Factory rear chromoly shafts for the rear.
My axle housings have drain plugs there hard to see and easily overlooked.
My axle housings have drain plugs there hard to see and easily overlooked.
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The drain plug is not in the cover itself but in the bottom of the pumpkin itself.
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can you post a pic from further back showing it from the rear
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