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    Well I'm guessing there might be a slight weight saving but this is mainly to keep the diff from moving

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    Quote Originally Posted by MeTarzan View Post
    So I've been thinking since we are making all new brackets would anyone be interested in having an option made for running 1 piece driveshafts which would correct the pinion angle?

    If so would anyone close be willing to lend their DS for R&D?
    I'd definitely be interested in buying something like this. I'm not close though or I could lend you a PST 5-speed 1-piece driveshaft. Lol.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MeTarzan View Post
    Well this is for all you guys that have wanted new rear diff mounts/bushings. Well we took it a step further and are making and entire new bracket out of aluminum with a stainless sleeve where the brackets mount to the body.

    Here is one of the brackets done up in Solidworks.
    Do you have photo360 with your solidworks software? I would render out your part with it! very cool! I also use SW for all my design work! Great job!

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    Any updates?

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    we have been trying to get some aluminum flat bar but seems the suppliers are out of it till aprox mid march...

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    Any progress on this?

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    Hoping to have these available in the next couple weeks...Will probably do a GB on the first batch we make

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    how many people are you gonna need,im down for a set

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    MeTarzan:

    so can I ask for a weight comparison between yours and the OEM yet?

    how is the diff moving as little as much as it may at the moment a problem? I assume this bracket would be able to take some sort of noise dampening?
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